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    <title>Intrinsic topologies on ordered structures : applications</title>
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    <updated>2026-02-24T14:06:37Z</updated>
    <published>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</published>
    <summary type="text">Title: Intrinsic topologies on ordered structures : applications
Abstract: This thesis is divided into two main parts. The first three chapters&#xD;
focus on the study of order and unbounded order convergence.                                                                             We examine various well-established definitions of order convergence, that&#xD;
have emerged over time, each associated with a corresponding                                                                         topology. These notions are compared in detail, with particular attention&#xD;
to the conditions under which they coincide or differ. Furthermore, in&#xD;
the context of a semi-finite measure space, we investigate the relationship                                                    between the topologies on L∞ arising from the duality (L∞, L1),&#xD;
and we compare these to the order topology. Notably, we establish&#xD;
a condition under which the Mackey topology is strictly weaker than&#xD;
the order topology.&#xD;
Compared to order convergence, unbounded order convergence is&#xD;
relatively new and is generally studied on Riesz spaces. In this thesis,                                                                   we explore it in the broader context of lattices. Our results show&#xD;
that, similar to the order topology, the unbounded order topology is&#xD;
independent of the definition of order convergence. In addition, we&#xD;
extend key properties known to hold in Riesz spaces to lattices. We&#xD;
prove that order continuity of unbounded order convergence is                                                                       equivalent to the lattice being infinitely distributive. Moreover, we show&#xD;
that the O-closure and uO-closure of a sublattice coincide and form a&#xD;
sublattice. Furthermore, we show that the uO-adherence of an ideal&#xD;
is an O-closed ideal. We also examine the MacNeille completion of a&#xD;
sublattice Y relative to that of a lattice L, identifying two conditions&#xD;
under which the completion of Y embeds regularly in that of L.&#xD;
The last chapter is dedicated to the study of lattice uniformities. It&#xD;
is known that for a locally solid Riesz space (X, τ ) there exists a locally&#xD;
solid linear topology uτ on X such that unbounded τ -convergence&#xD;
coincides with uτ -convergence. This topology is the weakest locally&#xD;
solid linear topology that agrees with τ on all order bounded subsets.&#xD;
Thus, for a uniform lattice (L, U), we introduce the weakest lattice&#xD;
uniformity U∗ on L that coincides with U on each order bounded&#xD;
subset of L. We see that if U is the uniformity induced by the topology&#xD;
of a locally solid Riesz space (X, τ ), then the U∗ -topology coincides&#xD;
with uτ . We also provide answers to several questions posed in [44, 37].
Description: Ph.D.(Melit.)</summary>
    <dc:date>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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