The localized category has finite products
In this file, it is shown that if L : C ⥤ D is
a localization functor for W : MorphismProperty C and that
W is stable under finite products, then D has finite
products, and L preserves finite products.
The (candidate) limit functor for the localized category.
It is induced by lim ⋙ L : (Discrete J ⥤ C) ⥤ D.
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The functor limitFunctor L W J is induced by lim ⋙ L.
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The adjunction between the constant functor D ⥤ (Discrete J ⥤ D)
and limitFunctor L W J.
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Auxiliary definition for Localization.preservesProductsOfShape.
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When C has finite products indexed by J, W : MorphismProperty C contains
identities and is stable by products indexed by J,
then any localization functor for W preserves finite products indexed by J.
When C has finite products and W : MorphismProperty C contains
identities and is stable by finite products,
then any localization functor for W preserves finite products.