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 | | If C and D are preadditive categories, then a (Click link for more info and facts about functor) functor F: C → D is additive if it too is (Click link for more info and facts about enriched) enriched over the category Ab. |
 | | For a simple example, if the rings R and S are represented by the one-object preadditive categories R and S, then a (Click link for more info and facts about ring homomorphism) ring homomorphism from R to S is represented by an additive functor from R to S, and conversely. |
 | | If C and D are categories and D is preadditive, then the (Click link for more info and facts about functor category) functor category Fun(C,D) is also preadditive, because (Click link for more info and facts about natural transformation) natural transformations can be added in a natural way. |
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