Fixed points with respect to the L-slice homomorphism σ a

K.S. Sabna; N.R. Mangalambal

Archivum Mathematicum (2019)

  • Volume: 055, Issue: 1, page 43-53
  • ISSN: 0044-8753

Abstract

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Given a locale L and a join semilattice J with bottom element 0 J , a new concept ( σ , J ) called L -slice is defined,where σ is as an action of the locale L on the join semilattice J . The L -slice ( σ , J ) adopts topological properties of the locale L through the action σ . It is shown that for each a L , σ a is an interior operator on ( σ , J ) .The collection M = { σ a ; a L } is a Priestly space and a subslice of L - Hom ( J , J ) . If the locale L is spatial we establish an isomorphism between the L -slices ( σ , L ) and ( δ , M ) . We have shown that the fixed set of σ a , a L is a subslice of ( σ , J ) and prove some equivalent properties.

How to cite

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Sabna, K.S., and Mangalambal, N.R.. "Fixed points with respect to the L-slice homomorphism $\sigma _{a} $." Archivum Mathematicum 055.1 (2019): 43-53. <http://eudml.org/doc/294862>.

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abstract = {Given a locale $L$ and a join semilattice $J$ with bottom element $0_\{J\}$, a new concept $(\sigma ,J)$ called $L$-slice is defined,where $\sigma $ is as an action of the locale $L$ on the join semilattice $J$. The $L$-slice $(\sigma ,J)$ adopts topological properties of the locale $L$ through the action $\sigma $. It is shown that for each $a\in L$, $\sigma _\{a\} $ is an interior operator on $(\sigma ,J)$.The collection $M=\lbrace \sigma _\{a\};a \in L\rbrace $ is a Priestly space and a subslice of $L$-$\operatorname\{Hom\}(J,J)$. If the locale $L$ is spatial we establish an isomorphism between the $L$-slices $(\sigma ,L) $ and $(\delta ,M) $. We have shown that the fixed set of $\sigma _\{a\}$, $a\in L $ is a subslice of $(\sigma ,J)$ and prove some equivalent properties.},
author = {Sabna, K.S., Mangalambal, N.R.},
journal = {Archivum Mathematicum},
keywords = {$L$-slice; $L$-slice homomorphism; subslice; fixed set and ideals},
language = {eng},
number = {1},
pages = {43-53},
publisher = {Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science of Masaryk University, Brno},
title = {Fixed points with respect to the L-slice homomorphism $\sigma _\{a\} $},
url = {http://eudml.org/doc/294862},
volume = {055},
year = {2019},
}

TY - JOUR
AU - Sabna, K.S.
AU - Mangalambal, N.R.
TI - Fixed points with respect to the L-slice homomorphism $\sigma _{a} $
JO - Archivum Mathematicum
PY - 2019
PB - Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science of Masaryk University, Brno
VL - 055
IS - 1
SP - 43
EP - 53
AB - Given a locale $L$ and a join semilattice $J$ with bottom element $0_{J}$, a new concept $(\sigma ,J)$ called $L$-slice is defined,where $\sigma $ is as an action of the locale $L$ on the join semilattice $J$. The $L$-slice $(\sigma ,J)$ adopts topological properties of the locale $L$ through the action $\sigma $. It is shown that for each $a\in L$, $\sigma _{a} $ is an interior operator on $(\sigma ,J)$.The collection $M=\lbrace \sigma _{a};a \in L\rbrace $ is a Priestly space and a subslice of $L$-$\operatorname{Hom}(J,J)$. If the locale $L$ is spatial we establish an isomorphism between the $L$-slices $(\sigma ,L) $ and $(\delta ,M) $. We have shown that the fixed set of $\sigma _{a}$, $a\in L $ is a subslice of $(\sigma ,J)$ and prove some equivalent properties.
LA - eng
KW - $L$-slice; $L$-slice homomorphism; subslice; fixed set and ideals
UR - http://eudml.org/doc/294862
ER -

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