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A V-category is tensored exactly when each covariant hom has a left enriched adjoint

Statement

Assume V is right closed monoidal. A V-category B is tensored if and only if, for every object C of B, the covariant enriched hom-functor B(C,):BV has a left enriched adjoint.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A right-closed monoidal base V, a V-category B, and an object C of it.

[L1]

Tensors of C by objects XV are characterized by B(XC,B)[X,B(C,B)] (Tensor and cotensor in a V-category).

[L2]

An enriched adjunction is exactly a natural isomorphism of enriched hom-objects (Enriched adjunction).

[L3]

The functor B(C,) is the representable enriched functor at C (Representable enriched functor).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

If B is tensored, then for each XV and BB the tensor formula of [L1] is exactly the enriched adjunction isomorphism between the functor XXC and the representable functor B(C,) from [L3]. So B(C,) has a left enriched adjoint.

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1.2

Conversely, suppose B(C,) has a left enriched adjoint LC. Then [L2] gives isomorphisms B(LCX,B)[X,B(C,B)] natural in X and B. Comparing with [L1], the object LCX is exactly the tensor XC. So tensors exist for every X and C.

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Hence B is tensored exactly when each covariant hom-functor has a left enriched adjoint.

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