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I was wondering if the category of sheaves of commutative monoids over any site could be embedded fully faithfully and exactly into the category of modules over some commutative rig?
I don't know a lot about sheaves and sites but Chris Heunen is speaking about generalizing the Freyd-Mitchell theorem by replacing rings by rigs in this paper: Semimodule enrichment
I quote the first phrase of the introduction:
"Mitchell’s celebrated theorem states that every Abelian category can be embedded in the category of modules over a ring [18]. This article is a first part of a generalisation from rings to semiring, which could hopefully give a representation theorem for semantic models of linear (quantum) computation."
I'm not sure if it's useful in your context but I let you see.
Maybe we can try this: @Chris Heunen
But I guess that no theorem like this has yet been proved. The maths without negatives are today far from the state of development of the maths with negatives.
@Chetan Vuppulury I'm not familiar with rigs, but for every bounded topoi, the category of internal suplattices is equivalent to the category of modules over the quantale of relations on the respective bound.