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Inverse image functor of a geometric morphism (f∗:F→E)

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The inverse image is a finite-limit-preserving left adjoint with right adjoint f∗​. It preserves arbitrary colimits, and hence images as well as finite limits. These properties preserve the interpretation of geometric formulas. It need not preserve Heyting implication or every universal quantifier.

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