superkategorio
Superkategorio, also known as supercategory, is a concept in category theory, a branch of mathematics. It is a generalization of the category concept, allowing for more complex structures and relationships. In a supercategory, objects and morphisms can themselves be categories, and the composition of morphisms is not necessarily associative. This allows for a more flexible and abstract framework for studying mathematical structures.
Supercategories were first introduced by Ross Street in the 1970s as a way to study higher-dimensional category
One of the key features of supercategories is their ability to model higher-dimensional structures. In a supercategory,
Supercategories have also been used to study the concept of a higher-dimensional category, which is a category