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 | | I am interested in the following situation: a contravariant functor adjoint to its own dual, with the unit and counit being the same morphism, but _not_ an iso. |
 | | The canonical example is the contravariant internal hom on a cartesian (or just symmetric monoidal) closed category, [(_) -> A] for some object A. My question is: is this typical, or are there (interesting) examples of such adjunctions that do not come from exponentials? |
 | | At 01:29 PM 2/4/97 -0400, you wrote: >I am interested in the following situation: a contravariant functor >adjoint to its own dual, with the unit and counit being the same >morphism, but _not_ an iso. |
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