Torsion Modules, Lattices and P-Points (Q4399261)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1179986
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1179986 |
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Torsion Modules, Lattices and P-Points (English)
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28 July 1998
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torsion module
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weakly productive bounded domains
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\(p\)-point
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dual ideal lattice
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boundary conditions
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Krull dimension
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The authors show here that weakly productive bounded domains are also productive bounded. This answers a long-standing question. The proof uses the notion of a \(p\)-point. The authors apply their methods to the dual ideal lattice of a domain \(R\) and study different kinds of boundary conditions. They show that for domains with Krull dimension all boundedness conditions are equivalent. In general this is not the case. They show, that it is undecidable in \(\text{ZFC}+\neg\text{CH}\) whether there is a completely join-irreducible lattice which is transversally bounded but not uniformly transversally bounded.
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