The definition in which i refer is the article of wikipedia. My question is: the 2 monomorphisms belong in the category?
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A question about definition of Subobject
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Yes, the monomorphisms are in the category you're working in. Remember that morphisms exist in a category - so unless otherwise specified, all morphisms referenced are morphisms in the category you're living in.