Lectures onType Theory
Categories and categories with families
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Categories and categories with families

symbol meaning first
symbol meaning first
C,Cop a category named C and its opposite chapter 52
gf,ida categorical composition and the identity on a chapter 52
homC(a,b) arrows from a to b in C chapter 52
Ctx,Rel,Mon,Cat named categories used as running examples chapter 52
[C,D],[Cop,Set] functor and presheaf categories chapter 52
FG,Nat(F,G) a natural transformation and their collection chapter 52
TmA,Env the term presheaf at A and the closed-environment functor chapter 52
Paths,Free(G) reduction-path category and free category on G chapter 52
K,Ctx0 category of elements and canonically named context category chapter 52
e[σ] action of substitution σ on term e chapter 52
Set external category of sets chapter 52
Fam external category of set-indexed families chapter 54
Ty,Tm type and term presheaves/data of a CwF chapter 54
y Yoneda embedding chapter 52
[[e]] semantic interpretation of syntax chapter 55
Γ.A context comprehension chapter 54

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