Raney extensions: a pointfree theory of T_0 spaces based on canonical extension
Anna Laura Suarez

TL;DR
This paper develops a pointfree duality theory for T0 spaces using Raney extensions of frames, revealing a symmetry between spectra of open and closed sublocales and characterizing key topological properties.
Contribution
It introduces Raney extensions as a pointfree framework for T0 spaces, establishing a dual adjunction with topology and exploring the symmetry between sobriety and T_D properties.
Findings
Duality between Raney extensions and T0 spaces established
Spectra of Raney extensions relate to classical and T_D spectra
Characterizations of sobriety, T1, and T_D via density and compactness
Abstract
We introduce a pointfree version of Raney duality. Our objects are \emph{Raney extensions} of frames, pairs where is a coframe and is a subframe that meet-generates it and whose embedding preserves strongly exact meets. We show that there is a dual adjunction between and , with all spaces as fixpoints, assigning to a space the pair , with are the intersections of open sets. We show that for every Raney extension there are subcolocale inclusions where these are the opposite of the frame of joins of closed sublocales and the coframe of intersections of open sublocales. We thus exhibit a symmetry between these two well-studied structures in pointfree topology. The spectra of these are, respectively, the…
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TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
