A σ-frame is a poset with countable joins and finite meets in which binary meets distribute over countable joins. The aim of this paper is to show that σ-frames, actually σ-locales, can be seen as a branch of Formal Topology, that is, intuitionistic and predicative point-free topology. Every σ-frame L is the lattice of Lindel ̈of elements (those for which each of their covers admits a countable subcover) of a formal topology of a specific kind which, in its turn, is a presentation of the free frame over L. We then give a constructive characterization of the smallest (strongly) dense σ-sublocale of a given σ-locale, thus providing a “σ-version” of a Boolean locale. Our development depends on the axiom of countable choice
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A $\sigma$-frame is a poset with countable joins and finite meets in whichbinary meets distribute ov...
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. Let P be a graded poset with 0 and 1 and rank at least 3. Assume that every rank 3 interval is a d...
Formal topology in the sense of Martin-Löf and Sambin (Sambin 1987, 2003) may be considered as a pre...
Partial frames provide a rich context in which to do pointfree structured and unstructured topology....
A $\sigma$-frame is a poset with countable joins and finite meets in whichbinary meets distribute ov...
The frame Sc(L) generated by closed sublocales of a locale L is known to be a natural Boolean ("disc...
It is a classic result in lattice theory that a poset is a complete lattice iff it can be realized a...
It is a classic result in lattice theory that a poset is a complete lattice iff it can be realized a...
AbstractIf a locale is presented by a “flat site”, it is shown how its frame can be presented by gen...
The points of a compact regular locale L are characterized as the maximal regular subsets of any giv...
Abstract. A representation of continuous and prime-continuous lattices via formal topology is found....
AbstractIf a locale is presented by a “flat site”, it is shown how its frame can be presented by gen...
By using some classical reasoning we show that any countably presented inductively generated formal ...
By using some classical reasoning we show that any countably presented inductively generated formal ...
We give a construction of coequalisers in formal topology, a predicative version of locale theory
AbstractWorking in constructive set theory we formulate notions of constructive topological space an...
. Let P be a graded poset with 0 and 1 and rank at least 3. Assume that every rank 3 interval is a d...
Formal topology in the sense of Martin-Löf and Sambin (Sambin 1987, 2003) may be considered as a pre...
Partial frames provide a rich context in which to do pointfree structured and unstructured topology....