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Distributive laws between monads (triples) were defined by Jon Beck in the 1960s. They were generalized to monads in 2-categories and noticed to be monads in a 2-category of monads. Mixed distributive laws are comonads in the 2-category of monads; if the comonad has a right adjoint monad, the mate of a mixed distributive law is an ordinary distributive law. Particular cases are the entwining operators between algebras and coalgebras. Motivated by work on weak entwining operators, we define and study a weak notion of distributive law for monads. In particular, each weak distributive law determines a wreath product monad (in the terminology of Lack and Street); this gives an advantage over the mixed case.
@article{TAC_2009_22_a11, author = {Ross Street}, title = {Weak distributive laws}, journal = {Theory and applications of categories}, pages = {313--320}, publisher = {mathdoc}, volume = {22}, year = {2009}, language = {en}, url = {http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TAC_2009_22_a11/} }
Ross Street. Weak distributive laws. Theory and applications of categories, Tome 22 (2009), pp. 313-320. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TAC_2009_22_a11/