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Let be a 2-category equipped with a 2-monad . Then we can talk about lax, strong, colax, ... morphisms of algebras. My question is:
In the setting of -enriched category theory, if is a -enriched monad, can we give a general setting to talk about a different kind of morphisms between algebras?
My initial idea was something like the following formalism: Take the underlying -category of , say
. We can form a kind of "enriched double category" structure on , where is taken as the "object of objects" in the usual sense of double category theory, and to each pair of morphisms in we associate a -object of "arrows" between them. When is Cat and is a 2-category, this could be the category of lax 2-cells between the two morphisms. The interchange law for vertical composition and horizontal composition would perhaps require a symmetric monoidal category.
Maybe it not need be an "enriched double category", maybe it can be an ordinary double category, and then the question is "given a V-enriched category what are some techniques for constructing double category structures on it".
For example I would want to have a setting where, if V is the category of bicategories, then we could talk about a morphism of algebras which is a commutative square up to an adjoint equivalence.