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In the context of this website, '''[[wikipedia:Morphism|Arrow]]''' (also known as [[wikipedia:Morphism| Morphism]] in [[Category Theory]]), is a directed relationship that associates a source object to a destination object. In the [[wikipedia:World Wide Web|World Wide Web]] environment, the notion of [[hyperlink]] is an example of '''arrow'''. The idea of [[bridge]] that is closely related to [[arrow]] has been created by [[Olivia Caramello]]. | In the context of this website, '''[[wikipedia:Morphism|Arrow]]''' (also known as [[wikipedia:Morphism| Morphism]] in [[Category Theory]]), is a directed relationship that associates a source object to a destination object. In the [[wikipedia:World Wide Web|World Wide Web]] environment, the notion of [[hyperlink]] is an example of '''arrow'''. The idea of [[bridge]] that is closely related to [[arrow]] has been created by [[Olivia Caramello]]<ref>{{:Video/The idea of 'bridge' and its unifying role}}</ref><ref>{{:Video/Unification and morphogenesis}}</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 04:42, 19 August 2021
In the context of this website, Arrow (also known as Morphism in Category Theory), is a directed relationship that associates a source object to a destination object. In the World Wide Web environment, the notion of hyperlink is an example of arrow. The idea of bridge that is closely related to arrow has been created by Olivia Caramello[1][2].
References
- ↑ Caramello, Olivia (Dec 1, 2018). The idea of 'bridge' and its unifying role. local page: TEDxLakeComo.
- ↑ Caramello, Olivia (May 24, 2021). Unification and morphogenesis : a topos-theoretic perspective. local page: Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques.