Duality for normal lattice expansions and sorted residuated frames with relations

Author:

Hartonas Chrysafis

Abstract

AbstractWe revisit the problem of Stone duality for lattices with quasioperators, presenting a fresh duality result. The new result is an improvement over that of our previous work in two important respects. First, the axiomatization of frames is now simplified, partly by incorporating Gehrke’s proposal of section stability for relations. Second, morphisms are redefined so as to preserve Galois stable (and co-stable) sets and we rely for this, partly again, on Goldblatt’s recently proposed definition of bounded morphisms for polarities. In studying the dual algebraic structures associated to polarities with relations we demonstrate that stable/co-stable set operators result as the Galois closure of the restriction of classical (though sorted) image operators generated by the frame relations to Galois stable/co-stable sets. This provides a proof, at the representation level, that non-distributive logics can be regarded as fragments of sorted residuated (poly)modal logics, a research direction recently initiated by this author.

Funder

University of Thessaly Central Library

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Algebra and Number Theory

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