Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  compare the delta lenses, also known as d-lenses, of Diskin et al. with the c-lenses, known to be equivalent to opfibrations, already studied by the authors.  Contrary to expectation a c-lens is a d-lens but not conversely.  This result is surprising because d-lenses appear to provide the same information as c-lenses, and some more besides, suggesting that the implication would be the reverse -- a d-lens would appear to be a special kind of c-lens.  The source of the surprise can be traced to the way the two concepts deal differently with morphisms in a certain base comma category $(G,1_\bV)$.  Both c-lenses and d-lenses are important because they extend the notion of lens to take account of the information available in known transitions beten states and this has important implications in practice.
['Michael Johnson', 'Robert D. Rosebrugh']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Delta lenses and opfibrations
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