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An APS functor is termed a sub-functor of another APS functor if there is an injective homomorphism of APS functors from the first to the second. | An APS functor is termed a sub-functor of another APS functor if there is an injective homomorphism of APS functors from the first to the second. | ||
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==Property theory== | ==Property theory== |