A criterion for reflectiveness of normal extensions
Andrea Montoli, Diana Rodelo, Tim Van der Linden

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new criterion ensuring the reflectiveness of normal extensions within certain categorical structures, with applications to Barr-exact categories and their subcategories.
Contribution
It provides a novel sufficient condition for reflectiveness of normal extensions in admissible Galois structures, applicable to Barr-exact categories and their subcategories.
Findings
The criterion is satisfied in the context of S-special objects in Barr-exact S-protomodular categories.
The adjunction between a Barr-exact unital category and its abelian core is shown to be admissible.
Concrete examples demonstrate the applicability of the criterion.
Abstract
We give a new sufficient condition for the normal extensions in an admissible Galois structure to be reflective. We then show that this condition is indeed fulfilled when X is the (protomodular) reflective subcategory of S-special objects of a Barr-exact S-protomodular category C, where S is the class of split epimorphic trivial extensions in C. Next to some concrete examples where the criterion may be applied, we also study the adjunction between a Barr-exact unital category and its abelian core, which we prove to be admissible.
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