Order, lattices, ordered algebraic structures Distributive lattices Concept
Priestley space
Summary
A Priestley space is a compact topological space with a partial order in which any two points are separated by a clopen upper set. Priestley spaces are the duals of bounded distributive lattices in Priestley duality. Forgetting the order, every Priestley space is a Stone space, and a Stone space with the equality order is a Priestley space. So Priestley spaces extend Stone duality from Boolean algebras to distributive lattices.
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| Kind | concept |
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| MSC | 06D50, 54F05, 06E15 |
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