Category of finite dimensional Hilbert spaces
- Category of finite dimensional Hilbert spaces
In mathematics, the category FdHilb has all finite dimensional Hilbert spaces for objects and linear transformations between them.
Properties
This category
* is monoidal,
* possesses finite biproducts, and
* is dagger compact.
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