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      Weak bimonads and weak Hopf monads

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          We define a weak bimonad as a monad T on a monoidal category M with the property that the Eilenberg-Moore category M^T is monoidal and the forgetful functor from M^T to M is separable Frobenius. Whenever M is also Cauchy complete, a simple set of axioms is provided, that characterizes the monoidal structure of M^T as a weak lifting of the monoidal structure of M . The relation to bimonads, and the relation to weak bimonoids in a braided monoidal category are revealed. We also discuss antipodes, obtaining the notion of weak Hopf monad.

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          24 February 2010
          2010-07-30
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          10.1016/j.jalgebra.2010.07.032
          1002.4493
          d73cd261-c1e4-4b3d-b946-135e58225cb9

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          18D10, 18C15, 16T10, 16T05
          Journal of Algebra, 28(1):1-30, 2011
          29 pages; version 2 minor corrections and added references, also added remark 4.3; title changed from "Weak bimonads" to "Weak bimonads and weak Hopf monads"; to appear in Journal of Algebra
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