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Base change of a pullback square ((B×D​C)×D​D′≅(B×D​D′)×D′​(C×D​D′))

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Given a pullback in a category A=B×D​C and a morphism D′→D, assume the indicated pullbacks in a category exist. The four base-changed objects form a pullback in a category. A compatible pair of morphisms into B×D​D′ and C×D​D′ gives morphisms into B,C and a common morphism into D′. The first two morphisms factor uniquely through A, and their common image in D permits unique factorization through A×D​D′. This proves the displayed canonical isomorphism without an assumption that the whole category is complete.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2002 / iii / Paper 20 / 2 / iii / Solution

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