How regular can maxitive measures be? (Q1942058)

A maxitive measure is defined in a similar way as a finitely additive measure, replacing addition by the supremum operation. \(L\)-valued maxitive measures on the collection of Borel subsets of a topological space are considered in the paper, where \(L\) is a filtered-complete continuous poset with a bottom element. The underlying topological space is supposed to be quasisober, hence each irreducible closed subset is the closure of a singleton. (A nonempty set is irreducible, if, being a subset of a union of two closed sets, it is a subset of one of them.) On such maxitive measures properties like regularity, existence of a cardinal density, complete maxitivity, smoothness and inner-continuity are studied. A kind of a decomposition theorem is proved for outer-continuous maxitive measure into a regular maxitive measure and a maxitive measure zero on compacts.