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Dedekind 0.0.0
A structuralist C++23 Module Library
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The adjunction law \(f(x) \le y \iff x \le g(y)\) as an opt-in leaf fact, with the one theorem derived here: a monotone isomorphism is adjoint to its inverse ( \(f(x) \le y \iff x \le f^{-1}(y)\), both legs monotone). Other adjunctions register their fact where their theorem is stated (Δ ⊣ ∧ per glb in :cartesian_bicategory, S ⊣ P on the saturating ℤ in numbers:integer, the antitone involution's self-adjunction in algebra:ordered_algebra).
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The adjunction law \(f(x) \le y \iff x \le g(y)\) as an opt-in leaf fact, with the one theorem derived here: a monotone isomorphism is adjoint to its inverse ( \(f(x) \le y \iff x \le f^{-1}(y)\), both legs monotone). Other adjunctions register their fact where their theorem is stated (Δ ⊣ ∧ per glb in :cartesian_bicategory, S ⊣ P on the saturating ℤ in numbers:integer, the antitone involution's self-adjunction in algebra:ordered_algebra).
| F | the left adjoint. |
| G | the right adjoint. |
| Op | the order. |
The trait behind is_adjoint_v, a struct so that a downstream module states an adjunction for a whole arrow family at once — a theorem ( \(\exists_f \dashv f^{-1}\) for every \(f\)) as one partial specialisation on the family's pattern, where a variable-template partial specialisation would not fire across the module boundary.