This work demonstrates groupoids' properties through the category of C-sets, indicating finite indecomposability.
A C-set C - set is a functor from a category C C to the category of finite sets, and C-set C - set denotes the category of such functors with natural transformations as morphisms. In this work, we prove that C C is a groupoid if and only if C-set C - set has finitely many indecomposable objects, which is the categorical analog of transitive G -sets in classical group actions.
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