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eilenberg moore category (wip)
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Given a class representing covariant functors between categories | |
> import Control.Category | |
> class (Category hom, Category hom') => Covariant f hom hom' where | |
> cmap :: hom a b -> hom' (f a) (f b) | |
and a class for adjunctions | |
> class (Covariant f hom hom', Covariant g hom' hom) => Adjunction f g hom hom' where | |
> unit :: a -> g (f a) | |
> counit :: f (g a) -> a | |
I am trying to implement the Eilenberg-Moore adjunction for a monad. I've got as far as defining the objects of the category, which are algebras over the monad | |
> newtype Algebra m a = Algebra (m a -> a) | |
and the morphisms, which are algebra homomorphisms | |
> newtype AlgHom m a b = AlgHom (a -> b) | |
where if `h :: m a -> a` and `k :: m b -> b` then `f :: a -> b` is an algebra homomorphism iff | |
k . fmap f = f . h | |
But I'm having trouble writing the `Category` instance, and the corresponding functor instances. I have | |
> instance Monad m => Category (AlgHom m) where | |
> id = AlgHom Prelude.id | |
> AlgHom f . AlgHom g = AlgHom (Prelude.compose f g) | |
> | |
> newtype Id a = Id { runId :: a } | |
> instance Monad m => Covariant Id (AlgHom m) (->) where | |
> -- cmap :: AlgHom m a b -> Id a -> Id b | |
> cmap (AlgHom f) = Id . f . runId | |
> instance Monad m => Covariant (Algebra m) (->) (AlgHom m) where | |
> -- cmap :: (a -> b) -> AlgHom m (Algebra a) (Algebra b) | |
> cmap = undefined -- ?? | |
> instance Monad m => Adjunction (Algebra m) Id (->) (AlgHom m) where | |
> unit = undefined -- ?? | |
> counit = undefined -- ?? | |
What's supposed to replace all the `undefined`s? |
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