An insertion theorem for continuous \(\mathbb I(L)\)-valued functions and its consequences (Q1876512)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2093605
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    An insertion theorem for continuous \(\mathbb I(L)\)-valued functions and its consequences
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2093605

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      An insertion theorem for continuous \(\mathbb I(L)\)-valued functions and its consequences (English)
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      20 August 2004
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      The work deals with a generalisation of the insertion theorem, i.e. the problem of inserting a continuous function between two comparable functions. The direction of the generalisation is from the two-point lattice \(\{ 0, 1\}\) to an arbitrary complete lattice \((L,')\) or, more precisely, from \({\mathbb{I}}(\{ 0,1\})\) to Hutton's \(L\)-interval \(\mathbb I(L)\). The results achieved for the insertion problem lead to consequences for a relation between complete regularity in the categories of \(L\)-topological and \(\mathbb I(L)\)-topological spaces with \(L\) a frame.
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      \(L\)-interval
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      insertion
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      complete L-regularity
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