First Steps in Descriptive Theory of Locales
\textit{F. Hausdorff} and \textit{D. Montgomery} showed that in a completely metrizable space, the subspaces which are both \(F_ \sigma\) and \(G_ \delta\) coincide with those which can be expanded in an alternating series of closed sets. In arbitrary locales, the complemented elements of the lattice of sublocales are exactly the sublocales which can be expanded in an alternating series of closed sublocales. The main result: In metrizable locales, the complemented sublocales are the same as the sublocales which are at once \(F_ \sigma\) and \(O_ \delta\). The further interesting results: (1) In metrizable locales, pointless absolute \(O_ \delta\text{s}\) exist. (2) There are no nonzero pointless absolute \(F_ \sigma\text{s}\). (3) The pointless part of the real line is characterized as the only nonzero zero-dimensional pointless metrizable absolute \(O_ \delta\) with a countable base. (4) The pointless part of any nonzero metrizable space is not a countable join of nowhere dense sublocales. We remark, that a locale has a frame of open sublocales and a lattice of all sublocales, according to the author's interpretation.
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- Introduction to generalized spatial locales
- Unifying theories of locations
- A logical theory of localization
- Constructing locales from quantales
- Atomless Parts of Spaces.
- Continuous Functions on Compact Spaces Without Perfect Subsets
- d-Final Continua
- Fibrewise separation axioms for locales
- Function spaces and adjoints.
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- Spatial sublocales and essential primes
- Higher order dissolutions and Boolean coreflections of locales
- Hedgehog frames and a cardinal extension of normality
- Characterizing realcompact locales via remainders
- On the Cantor and Hilbert cube frames and the Alexandroff-Hausdorff theorem
- Isocompactness in the category of locales.
- The congruence biframe as a quasi-uniform bicompletion
- On hereditary properties of extremally disconnected frames and normal frames
- More on subfitness and fitness
- Pseudocompleteness in the category of locales
- A special class of congruences on \(\kappa\)-frames
- Nearly realcompact frames.
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- Directed inverse limits of spatial locales
- The Banaschewski extension and some variants of openness
- Sublocale lattices
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- Rim-perfect compactifications of frames and zero-dimensionally embedded remainders
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- Countable products of absolute \(C_ \delta\) spaces
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- On variants and generalizations of J -frames
- Remainders in pointfree topology
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