AbstractIn this brief study we explicitly match the properties of spaces modelled by domains with the structure of their models. We claim that each property of the modelled topology is coupled with some construct in the model. Examples are pairs: (i) first-countability - strictly monotone map, (ii) developability - measurement, (iii) metrizability - partial metric, (iv) ultrametrizability - tree, (v) Choquet-completeness - dcpo, and more. By making this correspondence precise and explicit we reveal how domains model topologies
Abstract: We survey a family of interrelated open questions that link clas-sical completeness theori...
AbstractBy a model of set theory we mean a Boolean-valued model of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory allow...
In this note continuous directed-complete partial orders with least element (domains) are enriched b...
AbstractIn this brief study we explicitly match the properties of spaces modelled by domains with th...
AbstractIdeal domains have an elementary order theoretic structure: Every element is either compact ...
AbstractWe prove that a metric space may be realized as the set of maximal elements in a continuous ...
AbstractThe regular spaces which may be realized as the set of maximal elements in an ω-continuous d...
Topological completeness properties seek to generalize the definition of complete metric space to th...
We motivate and define a category of "topological domains", whose objects are certain topological sp...
AbstractA model of a space X is simply a continuous dcpo D and a homeomorphism ∅: X → max D, where m...
AbstractWe motivate and define a category of topological domains, whose objects are certain topologi...
Ideal domains have an elementary order theoretic structure: Every element is either compact or maxi...
AbstractIn this article we show that each complete metric space is the maximal point space of a cont...
AbstractThe theory of domains has been presented in various formalisms. The purpose of this paper is...
Domain theory has seen success as a semantic model for high-level programming languages, having devi...
Abstract: We survey a family of interrelated open questions that link clas-sical completeness theori...
AbstractBy a model of set theory we mean a Boolean-valued model of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory allow...
In this note continuous directed-complete partial orders with least element (domains) are enriched b...
AbstractIn this brief study we explicitly match the properties of spaces modelled by domains with th...
AbstractIdeal domains have an elementary order theoretic structure: Every element is either compact ...
AbstractWe prove that a metric space may be realized as the set of maximal elements in a continuous ...
AbstractThe regular spaces which may be realized as the set of maximal elements in an ω-continuous d...
Topological completeness properties seek to generalize the definition of complete metric space to th...
We motivate and define a category of "topological domains", whose objects are certain topological sp...
AbstractA model of a space X is simply a continuous dcpo D and a homeomorphism ∅: X → max D, where m...
AbstractWe motivate and define a category of topological domains, whose objects are certain topologi...
Ideal domains have an elementary order theoretic structure: Every element is either compact or maxi...
AbstractIn this article we show that each complete metric space is the maximal point space of a cont...
AbstractThe theory of domains has been presented in various formalisms. The purpose of this paper is...
Domain theory has seen success as a semantic model for high-level programming languages, having devi...
Abstract: We survey a family of interrelated open questions that link clas-sical completeness theori...
AbstractBy a model of set theory we mean a Boolean-valued model of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory allow...
In this note continuous directed-complete partial orders with least element (domains) are enriched b...