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Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm Imanol Mozo Carollo 1 imanol.mozo@ehu.eus WorkALT in honour of Ale Pultr, on the occasion of his 80th birthday 1 Joint work with Andrew Moshier and Joanne Walters-Wayland I. Mozo Carollo


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Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm

Imanol Mozo Carollo1 imanol.mozo@ehu.eus

WorkALT in honour of Aleš Pultr, on the occasion of his 80th birthday

1Joint work with Andrew Moshier and Joanne Walters-Wayland

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 1 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L.

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

1 frame congruences

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

1 frame congruences 2 nuclei

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

1 frame congruences 2 nuclei 3 sublocale sets

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

1 frame congruences 2 nuclei 3 sublocale sets 4 onto frame homomorphisms = extremal epimorphisms

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

1 frame congruences 2 nuclei 3 sublocale sets 4 onto frame homomorphisms = extremal epimorphisms

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Parts of pointfree spaces: Sublocales

  • Subobjects of Frmop = Loc
  • They are like subspaces. . .
  • . . . but way more fun!

Theorem (Isbell’s density theorem)

Each locale L contains a least dense sublocale, namely the Booleanization B(L) of L. There are several ways to represent them:

1 frame congruences 2 nuclei 3 sublocale sets 4 onto frame homomorphisms = extremal epimorphisms

Extremal epimorphisms

An extremal epimorphism e in a category C is an epimorphism such that if e = m ◦ g where m is a monomorphism = ⇒ m is an isomorphism.

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 2 / 10

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Classical bispaces

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2)

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2) Bicontinuous functions: continuous w.r.t. both topologies.

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2) Bicontinuous functions: continuous w.r.t. both topologies.

  • J. C. Kelly,

Bitopological spaces,

  • Proc. London Math. Soc (3) 13, 71–89 (1963).
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2) Bicontinuous functions: continuous w.r.t. both topologies.

  • J. C. Kelly,

Bitopological spaces,

  • Proc. London Math. Soc (3) 13, 71–89 (1963).

How to forget about the points?

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 3 / 10

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2) Bicontinuous functions: continuous w.r.t. both topologies.

  • J. C. Kelly,

Bitopological spaces,

  • Proc. London Math. Soc (3) 13, 71–89 (1963).

How to forget about the points? τ0 = τ1 ∨ τ2

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 3 / 10

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2) Bicontinuous functions: continuous w.r.t. both topologies.

  • J. C. Kelly,

Bitopological spaces,

  • Proc. London Math. Soc (3) 13, 71–89 (1963).

How to forget about the points? τ0 = τ1 ∨ τ2

  • τ1 and τ2 embed into τ0
  • τ1 ∪ τ2 forms a subbasis of τ0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 3 / 10

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Classical bispaces

Bispaces

A set of points X endowed with two topologies: (X, τ1, τ2) Bicontinuous functions: continuous w.r.t. both topologies.

  • J. C. Kelly,

Bitopological spaces,

  • Proc. London Math. Soc (3) 13, 71–89 (1963).

How to forget about the points? τ0 = τ1 ∨ τ2

  • τ1 and τ2 embed into τ0
  • τ1 ∪ τ2 forms a subbasis of τ0

Any bicontinuous function is continuous w.r.t. τ0.

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 3 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 4 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

Biframes

A biframe L is formed by three frames (L0, L1, L2) where

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 4 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

Biframes

A biframe L is formed by three frames (L0, L1, L2) where

  • L1 and L2 are subframes of the ambient frame L0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 4 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

Biframes

A biframe L is formed by three frames (L0, L1, L2) where

  • L1 and L2 are subframes of the ambient frame L0
  • L1 ∪ L2 forms a subbasis of L0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 4 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

Biframes

A biframe L is formed by three frames (L0, L1, L2) where

  • L1 and L2 are subframes of the ambient frame L0
  • L1 ∪ L2 forms a subbasis of L0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 4 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

Biframes

A biframe L is formed by three frames (L0, L1, L2) where

  • L1 and L2 are subframes of the ambient frame L0
  • L1 ∪ L2 forms a subbasis of L0

Biframe homomorphisms f : L → M are given by frame homomorphisms f0 : L0 → M0 that restricts to frame homomorphisms fi : Li → Mi (i = 1, 2)

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 4 / 10

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Getting rid of points: biframes

Biframes

A biframe L is formed by three frames (L0, L1, L2) where

  • L1 and L2 are subframes of the ambient frame L0
  • L1 ∪ L2 forms a subbasis of L0

Biframe homomorphisms f : L → M are given by frame homomorphisms f0 : L0 → M0 that restricts to frame homomorphisms fi : Li → Mi (i = 1, 2)

  • J. B. Banaschewski, G. C. L. Brummer, K. A. Hardie

Biframes and bispaces,

  • Quaest. Math. 6, 13–25 (1983).
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and

L1

ιL1

  • f1
  • eL1
  • L2

f2

  • eL2
  • L0

M1

eM1

  • M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

M1

eM1

  • M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

M1

eM1

  • M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

M1

eM1

  • M1 ⊕ M2

M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

M1

eM1

  • M1 ⊕ M2

M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 5 / 10

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

f

  • M1

eM1

  • M1 ⊕ M2

qL

  • M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 5 / 10

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and
  • f0 is the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL,

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

f

  • M1

eM1

  • M1 ⊕ M2

qL

  • M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 5 / 10

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

Theorem

Extremal epis in BiFrm are those biframe maps f : L → M such that:

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis in Frm and
  • f0 is the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL, that is f0 = f

L1

ιL1

  • ιL1
  • f1
  • eL1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • L0

f

  • M1

eM1

  • M1 ⊕ M2

qL

  • M2

eM2

  • M0
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

The assignment L → S(L) is functorial S : Frm → coFrm

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

Parts of biframes and a categorical approach to BiFrm WorkALT 2018 6 / 10

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

The assignment L → S(L) is functorial S : Frm → coFrm Thus, for a biframe (L0, L1, L2), one has

eL1

  • eL2
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

The assignment L → S(L) is functorial S : Frm → coFrm Thus, for a biframe (L0, L1, L2), one has L1

eL1

  • eL1

L0

L2

eL2

  • eL2
  • S(eL1 )
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

The assignment L → S(L) is functorial S : Frm → coFrm Thus, for a biframe (L0, L1, L2), one has L1

eL1

  • eL1
  • L0
  • L2
  • eL2
  • eL2
  • S(L1)

S(eL1 ) S(eL1 ) S(L0)

S(L2)

S(eL2 )

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

The assignment L → S(L) is functorial S : Frm → coFrm Thus, for a biframe (L0, L1, L2), one has L1

eL1

  • eL1
  • L0
  • L2
  • eL2
  • eL2
  • S(L1)

S(eL1 ) S(eL1 ) S(L0)

S(L2)

S(eL2 )

  • Proposition

Let f : L → S be an extremal epimorphism in BiFrm. Then [f0] = S(eL1)[f1] ∧ S(eL2)[f2].

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Extremal epis in BiFrm

The assignment L → S(L) is functorial S : Frm → coFrm Thus, for a biframe (L0, L1, L2), one has L1

eL1

  • eL1
  • L0
  • L2
  • eL2
  • eL2
  • S(L1)

S(eL1 ) S(eL1 ) S(L0)

S(L2)

S(eL2 )

  • Proposition

Let f : L → S be an extremal epimorphism in BiFrm. Then [f0] = S(eL1)[f1] ∧ S(eL2)[f2].

Proposition

Let L be a biframe. For any [f1] ∈ S(L1) and [f2] ∈ S(L2) there exists a an extremal epimorphism f : L → M such that [f0] = S(eL1)[f1] ∧ S(eL2)[f2].

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Isbell’s Density Theorem for biframes

Let f0 : L0 → M0 ∈ Frm and extremal epi. One has a biframe homomorphism f : L → (M,f0(L1), f2(L2)).

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Isbell’s Density Theorem for biframes

Let f0 : L0 → M0 ∈ Frm and extremal epi. One has a biframe homomorphism f : L → (M,f0(L1), f2(L2)). Let f0 be the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Isbell’s Density Theorem for biframes

Let f0 : L0 → M0 ∈ Frm and extremal epi. One has a biframe homomorphism f : L → (M,f0(L1), f2(L2)). Let f0 be the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.

Proposition

The assignment [f0] → [f0] is a closure operator on S(L0).

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Isbell’s Density Theorem for biframes

Let f0 : L0 → M0 ∈ Frm and extremal epi. One has a biframe homomorphism f : L → (M,f0(L1), f2(L2)). Let f0 be the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.

Proposition

The assignment [f0] → [f0] is a closure operator on S(L0). There is a one-to-one correscondence between

  • Closed elements of S(L0) w.r.t. this closure operator
  • Equivalence classes of ext epis of L
  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Isbell’s Density Theorem for biframes

Let f0 : L0 → M0 ∈ Frm and extremal epi. One has a biframe homomorphism f : L → (M,f0(L1), f2(L2)). Let f0 be the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.

Proposition

The assignment [f0] → [f0] is a closure operator on S(L0). There is a one-to-one correscondence between

  • Closed elements of S(L0) w.r.t. this closure operator
  • Equivalence classes of ext epis of L

Theorem

Any biframe L contains is a least dense “sublocale”,

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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Isbell’s Density Theorem for biframes

Let f0 : L0 → M0 ∈ Frm and extremal epi. One has a biframe homomorphism f : L → (M,f0(L1), f2(L2)). Let f0 be the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.

Proposition

The assignment [f0] → [f0] is a closure operator on S(L0). There is a one-to-one correscondence between

  • Closed elements of S(L0) w.r.t. this closure operator
  • Equivalence classes of ext epis of L

Theorem

Any biframe L contains is a least dense “sublocale”, precisely the one given by βL0.

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • L2

eL2

  • f2
  • L0

f0

  • M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

  • I. Mozo Carollo (UPV/EHU)

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • f1
  • L2

f2

  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0

f0

  • f1(L1)

m1

  • f2(L2)

m2

  • M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • ιL1
  • f1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0

f0

  • f1(L1)

m1

  • f2(L2)

m2

  • M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • ιL1
  • f1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0

f0

  • f1(L1)

m1

  • f(L1) ⊕ f(L2)

f2(L2)

m2

  • M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • ιL1
  • f1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0
  • f0
  • f0
  • f1(L1)

m1

  • f(L1) ⊕ f(L2)

qL

  • f2(L2)

m2

  • f(L0)

M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • ιL1
  • f1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0
  • f0
  • f0
  • f1(L1)

ιf1(L1)

  • m1
  • f(L1) ⊕ f(L2)

qL

  • f2(L2)

ιf2(L2)

  • m2
  • f(L0)

M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • ιL1
  • f1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0
  • f0
  • f0
  • f1(L1)

ιf1(L1)

  • m1
  • f(L1) ⊕ f(L2)

qL

  • g
  • f2(L2)

ιf2(L2)

  • m2
  • f(L0)

M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Motivation: For any f : L → M in BiFrm L1

f1

  • eL1
  • ιL1
  • f1
  • L1 ⊕ L2

qL

  • f1⊕f2
  • L2

ιL2

  • f2
  • eL2
  • f2
  • L0
  • f0
  • f0
  • f1(L1)

ιf1(L1)

  • m1
  • f(L1) ⊕ f(L2)

qL

  • g
  • f2(L2)

ιf2(L2)

  • m2
  • f(L0)

e0

  • M1

eM1

M0

M2

eM2

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Objects L ≡ a pair of jointly epic monomorphisms in C

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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Objects L ≡ a pair of jointly epic monomorphisms in C Morphisms

  • f≡

f1

  • f0
  • f2
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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Objects L ≡ a pair of jointly epic monomorphisms in C Morphisms

  • f≡

f1

  • f0
  • f2
  • Proposition

f is an extremal epi iff

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis
  • f0 is the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.
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An categorical approach to BiFrm

Objects L ≡ a pair of jointly epic monomorphisms in C Morphisms

  • f≡

f1

  • f0
  • f2
  • Proposition

f is an extremal epi iff

  • f1 and f2 are extremal epis
  • f0 is the pushout of f1 ⊕ f2 along qL.

Proposition

The assignment f0 → f0 determines a closure operator on the poset of quotients of C.

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Dˇ ekuji za pozornost! Obrigado pela sua atenção! Mila esker arretarengatik! Thank you for your attention!

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Dˇ ekuji za pozornost! (I hope this is proper Czech) Obrigado pela sua atenção! (I also hope this is proper Portuguese) Mila esker arretarengatik! (This is Basque) Thank you for your attention!

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