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General Theory of Natural Equivalences

Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1945 · Vol. 58(2) · pp. 231–231

Abstract

Eilenberg and MacLane's paper 'General theory of natural equivalences' defines CATEGORY, FUNCTOR, and NATURAL TRANSFORMATION, thereby giving birth to category theory or theory of naturality.

Computability, Logic, AI AlgorithmsMathematicsNatural (archaeology)Pure mathematicsCalculus (dental)Algebra over a fieldGeographyArchaeology
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