Bands #
A band in a vector lattice is an order ideal that is order closed: whenever a subset of the band has a supremum in the ambient space, that supremum also lies in the band.
This file defines the bundled structure Band, relates bands to order ideals
and vector sublattices, proves the basic closure properties, and records that
order completeness passes from the ambient vector lattice to a band.
The band structure #
A band in a vector lattice is an order ideal that is order closed:
whenever a subset of the band has a supremum in X, that supremum also lies
in the band.
Instances For
A band is an ideal and a vector sublattice #
Closure under suprema #
A band is closed under suprema: if a subset of the band has a supremum in
X, the supremum lies in the band.
Basic membership lemmas inherited from the underlying ideal #
A band is closed under ⊔.
A band is closed under ⊓.
A band is solid.
A band is closed under absolute value.
Membership in a band is equivalent to membership of the absolute value.
Solidity in terms of absolute value.
Construction from the positive directed closure condition #
It suffices to test the closure condition on positive directed subsets: an order ideal closed under suprema of positive directed subsets is automatically a band.
An order ideal is a band as soon as every directed subset of positive
elements with supremum in X has its supremum in the ideal.
Equations
- Band.ofPosDirectedSSupMem J h = { toOrderIdeal := J, sSup_mem' := ⋯ }
Instances For
Order completeness of the underlying subtype #
A band in an order complete vector lattice is itself order complete.