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A V-category is tensored exactly when each covariant hom has a left enriched adjoint
Statement
Assume is right closed monoidal. A -category is tensored if and only if, for every object of , the covariant enriched hom-functor has a left enriched adjoint.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A right-closed monoidal base , a -category , and an object of it.
Tensors of by objects are characterized by (Tensor and cotensor in a V-category).
An enriched adjunction is exactly a natural isomorphism of enriched hom-objects (Enriched adjunction).
The functor is the representable enriched functor at (Representable enriched functor).
Proof
If is tensored, then for each and the tensor formula of [L1] is exactly the enriched adjunction isomorphism between the functor and the representable functor from [L3]. So has a left enriched adjoint.
Conversely, suppose has a left enriched adjoint . Then [L2] gives isomorphisms natural in and . Comparing with [L1], the object is exactly the tensor . So tensors exist for every and .
Hence is tensored exactly when each covariant hom-functor has a left enriched adjoint.
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Sources
- G. M. Kelly, Basic Concepts of Enriched Category Theory, Section 3.7 (standard reference, not scraped)