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| Originalsprache | Englisch |
|---|---|
| Aufsatznummer | 106981 |
| Fachzeitschrift | Topology and its applications |
| Jahrgang | 273 |
| Publikationsstatus | Veröffentlicht - 15 März 2020 |
Abstract
We study general notions of convergence and continuity in arbitrary spaces or ordered sets, extending considerably topological concepts in domain theory like those of Scott convergence, alias lower (lim-inf) convergence, and Scott topology. It turns out that the convergence-theoretical properties of being localized, a limit relation, pretopological, or topological, respectively, all correspond to important properties of the underlying ordered sets that reduce to (meet) continuity and similar properties in the classical situation. Basic tools are the cut closure operators and diverse order-theoretical or topological variants of them. We characterize the generalized Scott convergence spaces abstractly as so-called core determined convergence spaces. This unifying concept provides simplifications and new insights into various areas of order theory, topology and theoretical computer science. In particular, some intimate connections between convergence properties, meet preservation by certain closure operations, and the continuity of meet operations are established.
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- Geometrie und Topologie
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in: Topology and its applications, Jahrgang 273, 106981, 15.03.2020.
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T1 - Generalized continuous closure spaces I
T2 - Meet preserving closure operations
AU - Erné, Marcel
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N2 - We study general notions of convergence and continuity in arbitrary spaces or ordered sets, extending considerably topological concepts in domain theory like those of Scott convergence, alias lower (lim-inf) convergence, and Scott topology. It turns out that the convergence-theoretical properties of being localized, a limit relation, pretopological, or topological, respectively, all correspond to important properties of the underlying ordered sets that reduce to (meet) continuity and similar properties in the classical situation. Basic tools are the cut closure operators and diverse order-theoretical or topological variants of them. We characterize the generalized Scott convergence spaces abstractly as so-called core determined convergence spaces. This unifying concept provides simplifications and new insights into various areas of order theory, topology and theoretical computer science. In particular, some intimate connections between convergence properties, meet preservation by certain closure operations, and the continuity of meet operations are established.
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KW - Ideal
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KW - Nucleus
KW - Scott topology
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