2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.tcs.2003.11.012
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Equilogical spaces

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“…Recall from [Sco96,BBS04] that an equilogical space E = (S E , τ E , ∼ E ) consists of a T 0 -space (S E , τ E ) and an equivalence relation ∼ E ⊆ S E × S E on the points of the space.…”
Section: Equilogical Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Recall from [Sco96,BBS04] that an equilogical space E = (S E , τ E , ∼ E ) consists of a T 0 -space (S E , τ E ) and an equivalence relation ∼ E ⊆ S E × S E on the points of the space.…”
Section: Equilogical Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The construction of the exponential F E is less direct and we refer the reader to the basic sources [Sco76,Sco96,BBS04] as well as [BR14,BCRS98].…”
Section: Equilogical Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…α = n β =⇒ f (α) = f (β), where α = n β means ∀i < n. α i = β i . These models include Kleene-Kreisel functionals [19], compactly generated spaces [19], limit spaces [20], equilogical spaces [3], sequential spaces [12], and QCB spaces [12]. However, even though these models are introduced for the purposes of computability theory, they are developed within a classical meta-theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is similar to a long-standing problem in recursion theory, concerning definable total maps of higher type such as N N → N or R R → R. Amongst many authors, Hyland and Bauer studied it in their settings of filter and equilogical spaces [Hyl79,BBS04].…”
Section: Beyond Local Compactnessmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Curiously, one way of extending the traditional categories to have all exponentials is to add new colimits, specifically quotients of equivalence relations. The new objects, as proposed by Dana Scott, are called equilogical spaces [BBS04]. Giuseppe Rosolini put them in a sheaf-like categorical framework [Ros00] that also includes Martin Hyland's earlier filter spaces [Hyl79], and there also a cartesian closed extension for locales [Hec06].…”
Section: Beyond Local Compactnessmentioning
confidence: 99%