Relational Algebraic Approach to the Real Numbers: The Least-Upper-Bound Property
Michael Winter

TL;DR
This paper explores the axiomatization of real numbers within relation algebra categories, focusing on the least-upper-bound property and extending previous work on their algebraic structure.
Contribution
It introduces a relation algebraic framework for the real numbers that incorporates the least-upper-bound property, building on prior axiomatizations.
Findings
Real number objects form a dense, linear ordered abelian group
The least-upper-bound property is established within the relation algebraic framework
Extension of axiomatization to include completeness property
Abstract
In this paper we continue the investigation of a real number object, i.e., an object representing the real numbers, in categories of relations. Our axiomatization is based on a relation algebraic version of Tarski's axioms of the real numbers. It was already shown that the addition of such an object forms a dense, linear ordered abelian group. In the current paper we will focus on the least-upper-bound property of such an object.
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