Limits
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- Product (category theory) –
- Equaliser (mathematics) –
- Kernel (category theory) –
- Pullback (category theory)/fiber product –
- Inverse limit –
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- Pro-finite group –
- Colimit –
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- Coproduct –
- Coequalizer –
- Cokernel –
- Pushout (category theory) –
- Direct limit –
- Biproduct –
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- Direct sum –
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—George Orwell (1903–1950)
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