Is there a name for this construction?

In summary, a construction in science is the process of creating something to test a hypothesis or answer a research question. Scientists come up with constructions through observation, experimentation, and critical thinking. There is no specific method for creating constructions, but the scientific method is often used as a framework. Not all constructions are successful, but failures can still lead to valuable insights. Constructions in science can change over time as new evidence and technologies emerge.
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So I was talking with a friend about a problem and noticed the following construction arose naturally:

For a category C, let F(C) be the category where objects are objects in C, arrows are finite lists of arrows, identity is the list {id}, and composition is defined by tensoring as follows:

{f_1,...f_n} comp {g_1, ... g_m} = {f_1g_1, ...f_1g_m, f_2g_1, ... f_2g_m, ... f_ng_m}

is there a name for this construction?
 
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I haven't seen it before (but that doesn't say much). In what context did it appear?
 

FAQ: Is there a name for this construction?

1. What is a construction in science?

A construction in science refers to the process of creating or building something, such as an experiment, model, or theory, in order to test a hypothesis or answer a research question.

2. How do scientists come up with constructions?

Scientists come up with constructions through a combination of observation, experimentation, and critical thinking. They may also draw on existing theories and knowledge in their field to guide their construction.

3. Is there a specific method for creating constructions in science?

There is no one set method for creating constructions in science. However, the scientific method, which involves making observations, forming a hypothesis, conducting experiments, and analyzing data, is often used as a framework for constructing and testing scientific ideas.

4. Are all constructions in science successful?

No, not all constructions in science are successful. Some may fail to answer the research question or may not yield the expected results. However, these failures can still lead to valuable insights and new discoveries.

5. Can constructions in science change over time?

Yes, constructions in science can change over time. As new evidence and technologies emerge, scientists may revise or refine their constructions in order to better explain natural phenomena or solve complex problems.

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