Orthogonality
Two morphisms and are said to be orthogonal, denoted, if for every pair of morphisms and such that there is a unique morphism such that the diagram
commutes. This notion can be extended to define the orthogonals of sets of morphisms by
- and
Since in a factorization system contains all the isomorphisms, the condition (3) of the definition is equivalent to
- (3') and
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