A stone-type duality for semilattices with adjunctions

This paper focuses on semilattices with adjunctions (SLatas), which are semilattices with a greatest element enriched with a pair of adjoint maps. We develop a spectral-style duality for SLatas, building on prior topological dualities for monotone semilattices. As an application of this duality, we characterize SLata congruences through an adaptation of lower-Vietoristype families. Furthermore, we investigate tense operators on semilattices with a greatest element, deriving a duality for this case by extending the results obtained for SLatas.

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2025-04-01
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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A stone-type duality for semilattices with adjunctions

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Abstract

This paper focuses on semilattices with adjunctions (SLatas), which are semilattices with a greatest element enriched with a pair of adjoint maps. We develop a spectral-style duality for SLatas, building on prior topological dualities for monotone semilattices. As an application of this duality, we characterize SLata congruences through an adaptation of lower-Vietoristype families. Furthermore, we investigate tense operators on semilattices with a greatest element, deriving a duality for this case by extending the results obtained for SLatas.

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