Proof: We use the categorical definition. That ⊤◃C is vacuous, since there is no morphism from ⊤ to ⊥. That C◃⊥ is also trivial, since any ϕ:C◃⊥ is equal to ϕ∘id⊥. □
Shouldn’t this be “any ϕ:C→⊥ is equal to id⊥∘ϕ”? (two mistakes, triangle instead of arrow and wrong composition order)
Shouldn’t this be “any ϕ:C→⊥ is equal to id⊥∘ϕ”? (two mistakes, triangle instead of arrow and wrong composition order)