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Image and coimage in an abelian category (imf,coimf)

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For f:A→B in an abelian category,
imf=ker(cokerf),coimf=coker(kerf).
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The canonical morphism coimf→imf is an isomorphism, giving the canonical epimorphism--isomorphism--monomorphism factorization of f.
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Coimage (coimf=coker(kerf))

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Image and coimage in an abelian category
In an abelian category, the coimage of a morphism is its domain modulo its kernel in a category, expressed as a cokernel in a category. The canonical arrow from the coimage to the image is an isomorphism, giving the image factorization in an abelian category.

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