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We provide an elementary proof of existence for the Foundational Isomorphism in each of the categories of convergence spaces, compactly generated topological spaces and sequential convergence spaces. This isomorphism embodies the ‘germ’ of differentiation and its inverse the ‘germ’ of integration.
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Lee, S.J., Nel, L.D. Foundational Isomorphisms in Continuous Differentiation Theory. Applied Categorical Structures 6, 127–135 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008631405316
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