Cones, semicontinuous functions, and continuous lattices (Q1088694)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3991562
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3991562 |
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Cones, semicontinuous functions, and continuous lattices (English)
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1986
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Standard examples of continuous lattices are spaces of lower semicontinuous functions. In this paper the author introduces a generalization, which he calls a star, of a star-shaped set in a vector space. He shows that the lattice of closed star-shaped subsets for some fixed nucleus is a continuous lattice if the star is compact, and that the lattice of lower semicontinuous functions from a locally compact Hausdorff space to [0,1] can be characterized as the lattice of substars of a compact star from a certain natural class of compact stars.
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continuous lattices
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lower semicontinuous functions
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star-shaped set
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lattice of closed star-shaped subsets
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lattice of substars
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compact star
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