Topological Representation of Double Boolean Algebras
Prosenjit Howlader, Mohua Banerjee

TL;DR
This paper develops a topological framework for representing double Boolean algebras (dBas), establishing dualities and embeddings between algebraic and topological structures, and introduces Stone contexts for finite and Boolean cases.
Contribution
It introduces CTSCR topological spaces for representing dBas, proves categorical dualities, and extends the representation theory to finite and Boolean algebras.
Findings
Clopen object oriented protoconcepts form fully contextual dBas.
Clopen object oriented semiconcepts form pure dBas.
Categorical dualities between algebraic and topological structures are established.
Abstract
In formal concept analysis, the collection of protoconcepts of any context forms a double Boolean algebra (dBa) which is fully contextual. Semiconcepts of a context form a pure dBa. The present article is a study on topological representation results for dBas, and in particular, those for fully contextual and pure dBas. In this work, a context on topological spaces (CTS) is considered, and the focus is on a special kind of CTS in which the relation defining the context as well as the converse of the relation are continuous with respect to the topologies. Such CTS are denoted as CTSCR. It is observed that clopen object oriented protoconcepts of a CTSCR form a fully contextual dBa, while clopen object oriented semiconcepts form a pure dBa. Every dBa is shown to be quasi-embeddable into the dBa of clopen object oriented protoconcepts of a particular CTSCR. The quasi-embedding turns into an…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRough Sets and Fuzzy Logic · Advanced Algebra and Logic
