Theorem. Set-truncation preserves and reflects surjections [007V]

A function \(f:A\to B\) is surjective (i.e. an effective epimorphism) if and only if its set-truncation \(\left \lVert f\right \rVert _{0}:\left \lVert A\right \rVert _{0}\to \left \lVert B\right \rVert _{0}\) is surjective.