John Baez on Symmetric Monoidal Categories A Rosetta Stone and Noson S. Yanofsky on Diagonalization, Fixed Points, and Self-reference
Talk given at Topos Institute Finding the Right Abstractions Summit, 2021:
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Yanofsky is an excellent lecturer
42:06 See Paulo Santos' talk on Yablo's Paradox.
See these two papers:
- N.S. Yanofsky A Universal Approach to Self-Referential Paradoxes
- F. William Lawvere Diagonal arguments and cartesian closed categories with author commentary.
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This lecture by John Baez was just one of several really interesting talks:
At 17:48 there is a an interesting slide mentioning Bicartesian Closed Categories, which I'd never heard of: A bicartesian closed category is a cartesian closed category with finite coproducts. ... Note that a bicartesian closed category is bicartesian (that is, it is both cartesian and cocartesian), and furthermore it is cartesian closed, but it is usually not cocartesian closed (as the only such category is the trivial terminal category), nor co-(cartesian closed) (i.e., the dual of a cartesian closed category; aka, cocartesian coclosed). See also Coherent Logic:
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