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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 22 / 6 / c / i / Solution

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If the multiplication in the unit and multiplication of a monad μ is invertible, the two unit identities of the monad
μ∘Tη=1T​,μ∘ηT=1T​
(1)
make both Tη and ηT its inverse. Hence idempotence implies equality of the two unit insertions:
Tη=ηT=μ−1.​
(2)
This is the first implication in the characterization of an idempotent monad.

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