kmorphisms
Kmorphisms, also known as k-morphisms or k-morphs, are a concept in category theory, a branch of mathematics that studies the relationships between mathematical structures. A kmorphism is a morphism (a structure-preserving map) between two objects in a category that is equipped with additional structure, specifically a k-structure. This k-structure is typically a set of operations or relations that the objects in the category must satisfy.
Kmorphisms are used to compare and relate objects within a category that have this additional k-structure.
The study of kmorphisms is an active area of research in category theory, with applications in various