Semisimplicial unital groups (Q1768729)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2146177
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    Semisimplicial unital groups
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2146177

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      Semisimplicial unital groups (English)
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      15 March 2005
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      The authors are interested study of finite effect algebras that arise as intervals in partially ordered abelian groups. They concentrate on semisimple unital groups, which are torsion free and have a finite unit interval. For such a group \(G\), the aditive group homomorphisms \(G \to\mathbb R\) form a directed partially ordered linear space over \(\mathbb R\), which actually is a base normed Banach space [\textit{T. A. Cook} and \textit{D. J. Foulis}, The base-normed space of a unital group. Math. Slovaca 54, No. 1, 69--85 (2004)]. In the paper under review, \(V(G)\) is represented as the Banach dual space of an finite dimensional order-unit space which contains \(G\) as an additive subgroup. Then a new necessary and sufficient condition for \(G\) to be archimedian, formulated in terms of this representation, is given.
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      base-normed space
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      directed group
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      effect algebra
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      partially ordered abelian group
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      semisimplicial group
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      order-unit space
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      unital group
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