Semilinear Topological Spaces And Applications
Semilinear Topological Spaces And Applications
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Then (denoting ^f^(S) = N) the following are equivalent: 1. (0, 0) e D(S); 2. N is a commutative band (in fact an "unsealed" semivector subspace); 3. {T = ^^ (n) I n e N} is a partition of S into a semi- lattice of semivector subspaces T each of which distributes '^ n at (0, 0). Furthermore, if F is the field of reals, then each of the above is equivalent to: 4. N is pointwise convex.
Proof ; lit was noted earlier in this section that N is an "unsealed" semivector subspace of S].
ad (1 => 2) ; ...For any Os = n e N, Os « Os = (0 +0)s = Os = n, so that N consists of idempotents.
ad (2 => 3) ; [The T 's clearly partition S] .
Writing Sup(m, n) = m t n in (the semilattice) N, the blocks T form a semilattice by setting Sup(T, T ) = T^, .. N -^ * ^^ m' n^ Sup(m, n) Defining T «T ={t #t|t eT, t el}, also note m n m n'm mn n T * T ^ '^Cnr. Rm r>^*^ Let t, t' £ T . T is a semivector m n bup(jn, n; m m m m subspace, as 0(7it ) = m, whereby At e T ; and as 0(t ^ t') = m by idempotence of m, so that T is closed mm m under ^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then (denoting ^f^(S) = N) the following are equivalent: 1. (0, 0) e D(S); 2. N is a commutative band (in fact an "unsealed" semivector subspace); 3. {T = ^^ (n) I n e N} is a partition of S into a semi- lattice of semivector subspaces T each of which distributes '^ n at (0, 0). Furthermore, if F is the field of reals, then each of the above is equivalent to: 4. N is pointwise convex.
Proof ; lit was noted earlier in this section that N is an "unsealed" semivector subspace of S].
ad (1 => 2) ; ...For any Os = n e N, Os « Os = (0 +0)s = Os = n, so that N consists of idempotents.
ad (2 => 3) ; [The T 's clearly partition S] .
Writing Sup(m, n) = m t n in (the semilattice) N, the blocks T form a semilattice by setting Sup(T, T ) = T^, .. N -^ * ^^ m' n^ Sup(m, n) Defining T «T ={t #t|t eT, t el}, also note m n m n'm mn n T * T ^ '^Cnr. Rm r>^*^ Let t, t' £ T . T is a semivector m n bup(jn, n; m m m m subspace, as 0(7it ) = m, whereby At e T ; and as 0(t ^ t') = m by idempotence of m, so that T is closed mm m under ^.
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