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Research Article

Two types of Galois correspondences over quantaloid-typed sets

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Pages 765-792 | Received 03 May 2019, Published online: 15 Jul 2020
 

Abstract

For a small, integral and meet-continuous quantaloid , we establish two types of Galois correspondences by considering a limit structure on a set as a -multiple limit structure on a -typed set. One Galois correspondence shows that the stratified -topologies and the -multiple limit structures based on -typed sets can be converted to each other categorically. Moreover, the other one shows that a new mathematical structure on a -typed set, namely --limit structure, can be obtained from -multiple limit structures categorically. In the case that is the quantaloid (L) of diagonals obtained from a GL-quantale L, the first Galois correspondence captures a pair of concrete functors between the concrete category of (L)-multiple limit spaces and that of stratified (L)-topological spaces over the slice category SetL, and the second Galois correspondence captures a pair of concrete functors between the concrete category of (L)-multiple limit spaces and that of -(L)-limit spaces over the slice category SetL. Last but not the least, the first Galois correspondence reduces to the famous Lowen’s functors, while the second Galois correspondence captures a new relationship between the construct of limit spaces and that of -limit spaces in the case that the underlying quantale L is considered as a one-object quantaloid.

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