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Primitive decomposition of an atomic finite-surjection sheaf (F≅∐C​FC​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Functor category Presheaf category Grothendieck topology Atomic topology Atomic finite-surjection site Primitive element of an atomic finite-surjection sheaf
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Partition the elements of a sheaf by their primitive-ancestor equivalence classes under bijection. Each class gives a sheaf subfunctor, because its membership is preserved and reflected along covering surjections. A representative primitive element names an epic representable map onto its class component. Thus every sheaf is the coproduct of these components, each an atom in a topos.

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