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REGULAR GLOSED BOOLEAN ALGBRA IN THE SPACE WITH EXTENSION TOPOLOGY

  • Cao, Shangmin
    • The Pure and Applied Mathematics
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    • v.7 no.2
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    • pp.71-78
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    • 2000
  • Any Hausdoroff space on a set which has at least two points a regular closed Boolean algebra different from the indiscrete regular closed Boolean algebra as indiscrete space. The Sierpinski space and the space with finite complement topology on any infinite set etc. do the same. However, there is $T_{0}$ space which does the same with Hausdorpff space as above. The regular closed Boolean algebra in a topological space is isomorphic to that algebra in the space with its open extension topology.

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SPECTRAL DUALITIES OF MV-ALGEBRAS

  • Choe, Tae-Ho;Kim, Eun-Sup;Park, Young-Soo
    • Journal of the Korean Mathematical Society
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    • v.42 no.6
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    • pp.1111-1120
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    • 2005
  • Hong and Nel in [8] obtained a number of spectral dualities between a cartesian closed topological category X and a category of algebras of suitable type in X in accordance with the original formalism of Porst and Wischnewsky[12]. In this paper, there arises a dual adjointness S $\vdash$ C between the category X = Lim of limit spaces and that A of MV-algebras in X. We firstly show that the spectral duality: $S(A)^{op}{\simeq}C(X^{op})$ holds for the dualizing object K = I = [0,1] or K = 2 = {0, 1}. Secondly, we study a duality between the category of Tychonoff spaces and the category of semi-simple MV-algebras. Furthermore, it is shown that for any $X\;\in\;Lim\;(X\;{\neq}\;{\emptyset})\;C(X,\;I)$ is densely embedded into a cube $I^/H/$, where H is a set.

REGULAR CLOSED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA IN SPACE WITH ONE POINT LINDELOFFICATION TOPOLOGY

  • Gao, Shang-Min
    • The Pure and Applied Mathematics
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    • v.7 no.1
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    • pp.61-69
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    • 2000
  • Let($X^{\ast},\tau^{\ast}$) be the space with one point Lindeloffication topology of space (X,$\tau$). This paper offers the definition of the space with one point Lin-deloffication topology of a topological space and proves that the retraction regu-lar closed function f: $K^{\ast}(X^{\ast}$) defined f($A^{\ast})=A^{\ast}$ if p $\in A^{\ast}$ or ($f(A^{\ast})=A^{\ast}-{p}$ if $p \in A^{\ast}$ is a homomorphism. There are two examples in this paper to show that the retraction regular closed function f is neither a surjection nor an injection.

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A Study on Feature-Based Multi-Resolution Modelling - Part I: Effective Zones of Features (특징형상기반 다중해상도 모델링에 관한 연구 - Part I: 특징형상의 유효영역)

  • Lee K.Y.;Lee S.H.
    • Korean Journal of Computational Design and Engineering
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    • v.10 no.6
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    • pp.432-443
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    • 2005
  • Recent three-dimensional feature-based CAD systems based on solid or non-manifold modelling functionality have been widely used for product design in manufacturing companies. When product models associated with features are used in various downstream applications such as analysis, however, simplified and abstracted models at various levels of detail (LODs) are frequently more desirable and useful than the full detailed model. To provide multi-resolution models, the features need to be rearranged according to a criterion that measures the significance of the feature. However, if the features are rearranged, the resulting shape is possibly different from the original because union and subtraction Boolean operations are not commutative. To solve this problem, in this paper, the new concept of the effective zone of a feature is defined and identified using Boolean algebra. By introducing the effective zone, an arbitrary rearrangement of features becomes possible and arbitrary LOD criteria may be selected to suit various applications. Besides, because the effective zone of a feature is independent of the data structure of the model, the multi-resolution modelling algorithm based on the effective zone can be implemented on any 3D CAD system based on conventional solid representations as well as non-manifold topological (NMT) representations.