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If we use uniformscaling, we don't know the type, need uniformsclaing morphism id(I) that these can be equal to. If we choose correctly, transpose will work as used with the id(I) and coev(I) even when applied to f:I->A. Will require special casing otimes of MWords to look for id(I). Stopgap is to special case transpose.
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Strict fts should collapse them
Lax fts should leave in
Otherwise the meaning of id(I) should be delegated to the quantitative category. I is mapped to the munit of Q. Then id(munit(Q)) is called. Usually it is multiplication by one, or empty box, etc.
No uniform scaling unless Q uses it as the monoidal unit.
If we use uniformscaling, we don't know the type, need uniformsclaing morphism id(I) that these can be equal to. If we choose correctly, transpose will work as used with the id(I) and coev(I) even when applied to f:I->A. Will require special casing otimes of MWords to look for id(I). Stopgap is to special case transpose.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: