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Priestley duality for order-preserving maps into distributive lattices

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The category of bounded distributive lattices with order-preserving maps is shown to be dually equivalent to the category of Priestley spaces with Priestley multirelations. The Priestley dual space of the ideal lattice L σ of a bounded distributive lattice L is described in terms of the dual space of L. A variant of the Nachbin-Stone-Čech compactification is developed for bitopological and ordered spaces. Let X be a poset and Y an ordered space; X Y denotes the poset of continuous order-preserving maps from Y to X with the discrete topology. The Priestley dual of L P is determined, where P is a poset and L a bounded distributive lattice.

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Farley, J.D. Priestley duality for order-preserving maps into distributive lattices. Order 13, 65–98 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00383968

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