Partition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive lattices

A natural duality is obtained for each finitely generated variety Bn (n < ω) of distributive p-algebras. The duality for Bn is based on a schizophrenic object: P-1 in Bn is the algebra 2n ⊕ 1 which generates the variety and P-1 is a topological relational structure carrying the discrete topol...

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Main Authors: Davey, B, Priestley, H
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1993
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description A natural duality is obtained for each finitely generated variety Bn (n < ω) of distributive p-algebras. The duality for Bn is based on a schizophrenic object: P-1 in Bn is the algebra 2n ⊕ 1 which generates the variety and P-1 is a topological relational structure carrying the discrete topology and a set of algebraic relations. The relations are (i) the graphs of a (3-element) generating set for the endomorphism monoid of P-1 and (ii) a set of subalgebras of P2-2 in one-to-one correspondence with partitions of the integer n. Each of the latter class of relations, regarded as a digraph, is 'nearly' the union of two isomorphic trees. The duality is obtained by the piggyback method of Davey and Werner (which has previously yielded a duality in case n ≤ 2), combined with use of the restriction to finite p-algebras of the duality for bounded distributive lattices, which enables the relations suggested by the general theory to be concretely described. © 1993.
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spelling oxford-uuid:9b47b6d1-18d4-4aa9-965c-a97a489d66222022-03-27T00:27:42ZPartition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive latticesJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:9b47b6d1-18d4-4aa9-965c-a97a489d6622EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1993Davey, BPriestley, HA natural duality is obtained for each finitely generated variety Bn (n < ω) of distributive p-algebras. The duality for Bn is based on a schizophrenic object: P-1 in Bn is the algebra 2n ⊕ 1 which generates the variety and P-1 is a topological relational structure carrying the discrete topology and a set of algebraic relations. The relations are (i) the graphs of a (3-element) generating set for the endomorphism monoid of P-1 and (ii) a set of subalgebras of P2-2 in one-to-one correspondence with partitions of the integer n. Each of the latter class of relations, regarded as a digraph, is 'nearly' the union of two isomorphic trees. The duality is obtained by the piggyback method of Davey and Werner (which has previously yielded a duality in case n ≤ 2), combined with use of the restriction to finite p-algebras of the duality for bounded distributive lattices, which enables the relations suggested by the general theory to be concretely described. © 1993.
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title Partition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive lattices
title_full Partition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive lattices
title_fullStr Partition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive lattices
title_full_unstemmed Partition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive lattices
title_short Partition-induced natural dualities for varieties of pseudo- complemented distributive lattices
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