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Adjoints in linear algebra and category theory

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The previous post looked at adjoints in the context of linear algebra. This post will look at adjoints in the context of category theory. The adjoint of a linear operator T between inner product spaces V and W is the linear operator T* such that for all v in V and all w in W, ⟨ Tv, w ⟩W = ⟨ v, T*w ⟩V. The subscripts are important because the left side is an inner product in W and the right side is an inner product in V. Think of the inner produc…
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