Beck's monadicity theorem is a result in category theory that provides a characterization of when a functor is a monad. In particular, it provides conditions under which a certain type of functor, called a "distributive law," allows for the lifting of certain structures to a monadic context.

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The precise monadicity theorem says that a right adjoint is monadic exactly when it reflects isomorphisms and creates coequalizers of the pairs whose images have split coequalizers.