FC03 — Riehl, Category Theory in Context

This book contains 97 definitions, 30 theorems, 44 propositions, 44 lemmas, 33 corollaries, 119 examples, 17 constructions, 25 remarks, 10 conventions, 1 notation, 1 criterion and 13 other statements.

434 statements, none of them checked against Lean yet.

Chapter Definitions Theorems, propositions Lemmas, corollaries Everything else Formalized Not formalized
Chapter 1. Categories, Functors, and Natural Transformations (pp. 1–48) 27 4 22 54 not checked
Chapter 2. Representability and the Yoneda Lemma (pp. 49–72) 6 6 5 23 not checked
Chapter 3. Limits and Colimits (pp. 73–114) 19 22 10 42 not checked
Chapter 4. Adjunctions 13 16 18 29 not checked
Chapter 5. Monads and Algebras 14 10 17 14 not checked
Chapter 6. All Concepts are Kan Extensions 11 12 5 21 not checked
Epilogue: Theorems in Category Theory 7 4 — 3 not checked

What the book contains

Kind of statement Count
Definitions 97
Theorems 30
Propositions 44
Lemmas 44
Corollaries 33
Examples 119
Constructions 17
Remarks 25
Conventions 10
Notations 1
Criteria 1
Other statements 13
Total 434

How this book was read

Corpus source: FC03 in Foundational source corpus v1 (frozen).

Pinned source: Emily Riehl, Category Theory in Context, Dover, 2016; Chapters 1–6 and Epilogue, exercises excluded. Front-matter previews, Epilogue §E.1 recap statements, bibliography, Catalog of Categories, notation glossary, and index are not duplicated when they only restate or index canonical units introduced in the body.

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This is the canonical Sweep-I source-unit catalogue for FC03. Stable source-local IDs are consumed unchanged by Sweeps II–IV.

  • Chapters 1–3: 240 units.

  • Chapters 4–6 and unique Epilogue material: 194 units.

  • Total: 434 stable source units.

  • Canonical printed non-exercise label introductions in Chapters 1–3 are reconciled against OCR/layout repetitions and embedded labels; Chapters 4–6 include 166 numbered Definition/Lemma/Proposition/Theorem/Corollary/Example/Remark/Notation records, and §§E.2–E.5 contribute five new numbered statements.

  • Exercises are excluded; all dependencies are earlier FC03 unit IDs.

  • Foundational corpus mapping FC03 Riehl Category Theory in Context