Lattice normality and outer measures
Summary: A lattice space is defined to be an ordered pair whose first component is an arbitrary set \(X\) and whose second component is an arbitrary lattice \(\mathcal L\) of subsets of \(X\). A lattice space is a generalization of a topological space. The concept of lattice normality plays an important role in the study of lattice spaces. The present work establishes various relationships between normality of lattices of subsets of \(X\) and certain ``outer measures induced by measures associated with the algebras of subsets of \(X\) generated by these lattices.
- Relationships between various outer measures induced by lattice measures
- Lattice measures and associated outer measures
- On outer measures and semi-separation of lattices
- Normal characterizations of lattices
- On norms taking integer values on the integer lattice
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 597966 (Why is no real title available?)
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