Lattice uniformities inducing unbounded convergence
Kevin Abela, Emmanuel Chetcuti, and Hans Weber

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new lattice uniformity concept that generalizes unbounded convergence in locally solid Riesz spaces, enabling comparison with existing unbounded topologies and answering open questions in the field.
Contribution
It defines the weakest lattice uniformity that aligns with a given uniformity on all order bounded subsets, extending unbounded convergence to uniform lattices.
Findings
The $u^*$-topology coincides with $uuuuuu on locally solid Riesz spaces.
The concept of unbounded convergence extends to uniform lattices despite less machinery.
Answers to several open questions in the literature are provided.
Abstract
A net in a locally solid Riesz space is said to be unbounded -convergent to if for all . We recall that there is a locally solid linear topology on such that unbounded -convergence coincides with -convergence, and moreover, is characterised as the weakest locally solid linear topology which coincides with on all order bounded subsets. It is with this motivation that we introduce, for a uniform lattice , the weakest lattice uniformity on that coincides with on all the order bounded subsets of . It is shown that if is the uniformity induced by the topology of a locally solid Riesz space , then the -topology coincides with . This…
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Taxonomy
TopicsApproximation Theory and Sequence Spaces · Advanced Banach Space Theory · Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
