Generalized continuous and hypercontinuous lattices

Generalized continuous and hypercontinuous lattices
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DOI:
10.1216/rmj-1981-11-2-271
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发表时间:
1981-06
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0.8
通讯作者:
Hypercontinuous Lattices;J. Lawson
Hypercontinuous Lattices;J. Lawson
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数学4区
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Hypercontinuous Lattices;J. Lawson

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A class of complete lattices which have recently received a considerable deal of attention is the class of continuous lattices introduced by D. Scott [13] (see also [3]). One of the interesting features of this class of lattices is the fact that these lattices admit a unique compact Hausdorff topology for which the meet operation is continuous (i.e., they admit the structure of a compact topological semilattice). This topology turns out to be an "intrinsic" topology, i.e., one that can be defined directly from the lattice structure. We refer to this topology as the CL-topology. A major goal of this paper is to give a more detailed examination of this CL-topology. For any complete lattice this topology is always compact and 7\. We characterize those complete lattices for which it is Hausdorff; because these lattices have many characteristics reminiscent of continuous lattices, we call them generalized continuous lattices. They seem to be an interesting class of lattices in their own right; hence we develop some of their fundamental properties. One of the oldest of the intrinsic topologies is Frink's interval topology. We address ourselves to the question of for what continuous lattices do the CL-topology and the interval topology coincide. This turns out to be precisely the class of lattices which we call "hypercontinuous". We turn our attention to these and point out some surprising connections between these lattices and generalized continuous lattices.