Tychonoff spaces and a ring theoretic order on C(X)
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Abstract: The reduced ring order (rr-order) is a natural partial order on a reduced ring given by if . It can be studied algebraically or topologically in rings of the form . The focus here is on those reduced rings in which each pair of elements has an infimum in the rr-order, and what this implies for . A space is called rr-good if has this property. Surprisingly both locally connected and basically disconnected spaces share this property. The rr-good property is studied under various topological conditions including its behaviour under Cartesian products. The product of two rr-good spaces can fail to be rr-good (e.g., ), however, the product of a -space and an rr-good weakly Lindel"of space is always rr-good. -spaces, -spaces and -spaces play a role, as do Glicksberg's theorem and work by Comfort, Hindman and Negrepontis.
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