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Hausdorff separation in categories

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Considering subobjects, points and a closure operator in an abstract category, we introduce a generalization of the Hausdorff separation axiom for topological spaces: the notion ofT 2-object. We discuss the properties ofT 2-objects, which depend essentially on the behaviour of points, and finally we relate them to the well-known separated objects.

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The results of this paper are essentially taken from the author's Ph. D. Thesis written under the supervision of Professors M. Sobral and W. Tholen and partially supported by a scholarship of I.N.I.C.-Instituto Nacional de Investigação Científica.

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Clementino, M.M. Hausdorff separation in categories. Appl Categor Struct 1, 285–295 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00873991

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