categories: Re: lluf subcategory

[Michael Barr <barr@barrs.org>]

Charles found the phrase "wide subcategory" and it appears that way in
CTCS. Much preferred IMHO.  But chacun a son (de)gout.

On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Peter Freyd wrote:

> Paul writes:
> 
>   I've heard the term "lluf subcategory" meaning "subcategory with the
>   same objects but possibly fewer morphisms".  Is there a reference
>   for this usage?
> 
> I think I have to plead guilty for this. But I don't know where
> the crime was first committed in print.
> 
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