In a number of recent papers, ( k + l ) (k+l) -graphs have been constructed from k k -graphs by inserting new edges in the last l l dimensions. These constructions have been motivated by C โ C^* -algebraic considerations, so they have not been treated systematically at the level of higher-rank graphs themselves. Here we introduce k k -morphs, which provide a systematic unifying framework for these various constructions. We think of k k -morphs as the analogue, at the level of k k -graphs, of C โ C^* -correspondences between C โ C^* -algebras. To make this analogy explicit, we introduce a category whose objects are k k -graphs and whose morphisms are isomorphism classes of k k -morphs. We show how to extend the assignment ฮ โฆ C โ ( ฮ ) ฮ โฆ C^*(ฮ ) to a functor from this category to the category whose objects are C โ C^* -algebras and whose morphisms are isomorphism classes of C โ C^* -correspondences.
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