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are operators on complete distributive lattices continuous?
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Tobias Matzner
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PostPosted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 2:45 pm    Post subject: are operators on complete distributive lattices continuous? Reply with quote

I am working on operators op: L -> L where L is an infinite complete
lattice which is infinitly distributive. Now my question is, what do
I have to require of the lattice, that all such operators are
continuous (limit preserving), like it is known to be the case for
finite lattices. Or isn't that possible at all?


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