1987
DOI: 10.2140/pjm.1987.130.209
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On the congruence lattice of a frame

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“…Compactifications of CL are also of independent interest. It is easy to see that the frame of lattice congruences C lat L is compact and it is shown in [3] that CL is compact if and only if it coincides with C lat L. This prompts us to consider the relationship between these two frames more generally.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compactifications of CL are also of independent interest. It is easy to see that the frame of lattice congruences C lat L is compact and it is shown in [3] that CL is compact if and only if it coincides with C lat L. This prompts us to consider the relationship between these two frames more generally.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is the analogue, in pointfree context, of the Skula modification of a topological space (indeed, the spectrum of CL is homeomorphic to the Skula modification of the spectrum of L and, consequently, the Skula topology of the spectrum of L is the spatial reflection of CL [4]). A good presentation of the congruence frame is given by Frith [14].…”
Section: The Skula Biframe Of a Frame Lmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…A result of [5] states that every compact congruence frame is the congruence frame of a Noetherian frame (and conversely). In fact, every compact strictly zerodimensional biframe is of this form.…”
Section: First Parts and The Congruence Functormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using similar techniques one can show that Str0DBiFrm is the largest full subcategory of RegBiFrm for which F restricts to a coreflector. A result of [5] states that every compact congruence frame is the congruence frame of a Noetherian frame (and conversely). In fact, every compact strictly zerodimensional biframe is of this form.…”
Section: First Parts and The Congruence Functormentioning
confidence: 99%