We describe a concrete construction of all pushout complements for two given morphisms f : A -> B, m: B -> D in the category of hypergraphs, valid also for the case where f, m are non-injective. It is based on the generation of suitable equivalence relations. We also give a combinatorial interpretation and show how well-known coefficients from combinatorics, such as the Bell numbers, can be recovered. Furthermore we present a formula that can be used to compute the number of pushout complements for two given morphisms
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A unifying view of all constructions of pushouts of partial morphisms considered so far in the lite...
Abstract. We describe a concrete construction of all pushout complements for two given morphisms f :...
Abstract: We describe a concrete construction of all pushout complements for two given morphisms f: ...
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Abstract The general idea of high-level replacement systems is to generalize the concept of graph tr...
Single-pushout transformation in a category of spans, in some sense a generalization of the usual no...
A unifying view of all constructions of pushouts of partial morphisms considered so far in the lite...
Abstract. We describe a concrete construction of all pushout complements for two given morphisms f :...
Abstract: We describe a concrete construction of all pushout complements for two given morphisms f: ...
AbstractIn category theory, most set-theoretic constructions–union, intersection, etc.–have direct c...
AbstractAn existence theorem of pushout-complements is given in an elementary topos by using categor...
AbstractIn this paper we study single-pushout transformation in a category of spans, a generalizatio...
Different relationships between single-pushout rewriting of total and partial unary algebras are stu...
AbstractThe single-pushout approach to graph transformation interprets a double-pushout transformati...
The elegance of the single-pushout (SPO) approach to graph transformations arises from substituting ...
In this paper we investigate and compare four variants of the double-pushout approach to graph trans...
AbstractThe transformation of total graph structures has been studied from the algebraic point of vi...
AbstractDouble pushout (algebraic) graph rewriting, which works by first removing the part of the gr...
AbstractThe single-pushout approach to graph transformation is extended to the algebraic transformat...
Abstract The general idea of high-level replacement systems is to generalize the concept of graph tr...
Single-pushout transformation in a category of spans, in some sense a generalization of the usual no...
A unifying view of all constructions of pushouts of partial morphisms considered so far in the lite...