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Started by Eugene Stark
Thu, 06 Aug 1992 19:55
Regular subobjects in CCCPO
Author: Eugene Stark
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1992 19:55
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1992 19:55
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Date: Thu, 6 Aug 92 08:39:30 -0400 (Alan Jeffrey and Edmund Robinson give a characterization of regular subobjects in the category of consistently complete cpos and strict, join-preserving maps, and ask whether this result or similar ones are known in the community.) In my papers: ``Compositional Relational Semantics for Indeterminate Dataflow Networks,'' Proceedings of Summer Conference on Category Theory and Computer Science, Manchester, U.K., September, 1989, Springer LNCS 389, pp. 52-74. ``Connections Between a Concrete and an Abstract Model of Concurrent Systems,'' Proceedings of Fifth Conference on Mathematical Foundations of Program Semantics, New Orleans, LA, Springer LNCS 442, pp. 53-79, March, 1989. I showed the completeness of the subcategory of your CCCPO that consists of the ``conflict event domains,'' which are finitary, algebraic, consistently complete cpos that have some additional properties pertaining to prime (covering) intervals. The morphisms are strict, consistent-join-preserving maps that in addition preserve finite joins of prime intervals. From the construction for equalizers given there, it is clear that regular subobjects have the properties you state. Moreover, a subobject satisfying these properties has a right adjoint with identity unit, hence every regular subobject is a split coreflexive. (I get the impression from your posting that this is part of what is of interest to you.) This is the first time I have heard of anyone else being interested in categories of strict, consistent-join-preserving maps, and I am eager to hear about anything else you find out. - Gene Stark
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