Choiceless, pointless, but not useless: dualities for preframes (Q2471003)

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    Choiceless, pointless, but not useless: dualities for preframes
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5236291

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      Choiceless, pointless, but not useless: dualities for preframes (English)
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      18 February 2008
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      Motivated by a variety of results from domain theory and topology such as the duality between continuous frames and locally compact sober spaces, Lawson duality of continuous domains, and the Hofmann-Mislove theorem about semilattices of compact sets, the author seeks a general framework for deducing results of this type in a point-free setting that avoids the necessity of using choice principles. For this purpose he introduces quasiframes, directed-complete meet-semilattices with top, and preframes, meet-continuous quasiframes. He shows that the locally compact well-filtered preframes are the continuous preframes, establishes some natural dualities for the involved categories, and obtains various characterizations of preframes having duality.
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      domain
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      duality
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      open filter
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      locally compact
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      preframe
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      choice axiom
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      sober
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      saturated
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      spatial
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