A conjunction in closure spaces (Q1072550)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3941538
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3941538 |
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A conjunction in closure spaces (English)
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1984
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This paper is closely related to investigations of abstract properties of basic logical notions expressible in terms of closure spaces as they were begun by \textit{A. Tarski} [C. R. Soc. Sci. Varsovie 23, 22-29 (1930)]. We prove many properties of \(\omega\)-conjunctive closure spaces (X is \(\omega\)-conjunctive provided that for every two elements of X their conjunction in X exists). For example we prove the following theorems: 1. For every closed and proper subset of an \(\omega\)-conjunctive closure space its interior is empty (i.e. it is a boundary set). 2. If X is an \(\omega\)-conjunctive closure space which satisfies the \(\omega\)- compactness theorem and \(\hat P[\)X] is a meet-distributive semilattice, then the lattice of all closed subsets in X is a Heyting lattice. 3. A closure space is linear iff it is an \(\omega\)-conjunctive and topological space. 4. Every continuous function preserves all conjunctions.
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omega-conjunctive closure space
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boundary set
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lattice of all closed subsets
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Heyting lattice
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continuous function
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