Two Important Properties of Cartesian Closed Domain Categories
Liu Ni
Abstract
Liu Ni
Abstract
For every Cartesian closed full subcategory [WTHT]C of CONT, the induced categories R-[WTHT]C (the category of all retracts of [WTHT]C-objects and Scott continuous) and B-[WTHT]C (the category of all bilimits of [WTHT]C-expanding-sequences and Scott continuous) are both proved to be Cartesian closed full subcategories of CONT. Since R-[WTHT]C and B-[WTHT]C both contain [WTHT]C as their full subcategory, a maximal Cartesian closed full subcategory of CONT must be closed with both retracts and bilimits of expanding- sequences. Also an equivalent statement of the famous open question in domain theory is given in terms of Cartesian closedness.
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For every Cartesian closed full subcategory [WTHT]C of CONT, the induced categories R-[WTHT]C (the category of all retracts of [WTHT]C-objects and Scott continuous) and B-[WTHT]C (the category of all bilimits of [WTHT]C-expanding-sequences and Scott continuous) are both proved to be Cartesian closed full subcategories of CONT. Since R-[WTHT]C and B-[WTHT]C both contain [WTHT]C as their full subcategory, a maximal Cartesian closed full subcategory of CONT must be closed with both retracts and bilimits of expanding- sequences. Also an equivalent statement of the famous open question in domain theory is given in terms of Cartesian closedness.
Key concepts: Subcategory, Cartesian closed category, Cartesian coordinate system, Mathematics, Domain (mathematical analysis), Pure mathematics, Statement (logic), Discrete mathematics