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Difference-restriction algebras of partial functions with operators: discrete duality and completion (2012.00224v3)

Published 1 Dec 2020 in math.LO and cs.LO

Abstract: We exhibit an adjunction between a category of abstract algebras of partial functions and a category of set quotients. The algebras are those atomic algebras representable as a collection of partial functions closed under relative complement and domain restriction; the morphisms are the complete homomorphisms. This generalises the discrete adjunction between the atomic Boolean algebras and the category of sets. We define the compatible completion of a representable algebra, and show that the monad induced by our adjunction yields the compatible completion of any atomic representable algebra. As a corollary, the adjunction restricts to a duality on the compatibly complete atomic representable algebras, generalising the discrete duality between complete atomic Boolean algebras and sets. We then extend these adjunction, duality, and completion results to representable algebras equipped with arbitrary additional completely additive and compatibility preserving operators.

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