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… [fix] algebraic scalars map -> algebra scalars map
This reverts commit 5fb5705.
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It's really interesting to see a formalization of universal properties!
There are several objects which could (also) be defined in terms of universal properties, it would really be interesting to see universal properties in action.
I observe tensor product being defined with a universal property in a textbook but I guess it would only generate an equivalence class if it were used as the definition in metabox. Still a good property to prove that some objects have! Also sometimes I think we want the equivalence class to be defined, in which case it could work in definition. |
Will mark this ready once #5015 is merged and merge conflict is resolved.