On the sheaf theory
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The Gelfand sheaf of a topological algebra is defined as the sheaf of the \(C\)--algebra on its spectrum, generated by the presheaf arising from the Gelfand map of the algebra. The canonical uniform structure of the sheaf is not compatible with the initial topology of the sheaf. A different uniform structure is defined on the Gelfand sheaf. It is shown that this uniform structure is complete if and only if the spectrum is complete.
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