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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2010 / iii / Paper 75 / 6 / iv

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Every characteristic map a:X→Ω expresses its subobject as a∗⊤. Universality of the closure operation induced by a left-exact reflector gives
cX​(a∗⊤)=a∗cΩ​(⊤).
(1)
By definition, j classifies cΩ​(⊤), so the right-hand subobject has characteristic map j∘a. The original and its closure agree exactly when their unique characteristic maps agree. Thus
a classifies a closed subobject⟺j∘a=a.​
(2)
Extensivity, idempotence, preservation of intersections and closure of the whole subobject also give the Lawvere-Tierney topology laws for j.

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