A presheaf morphism is a structure-preserving map between two presheaves, which assigns to each open set a morphism in a way that respects the restriction maps of the presheaves. This concept is crucial for understanding how different presheaves can relate to each other, particularly in how they can be transformed or combined. It emphasizes the importance of compatibility between local data provided by presheaves and the global structure they represent.
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