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E-raamat: Theory of Lattice-Ordered Groups [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

(Indiana University, South Bend)
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A reference for research mathematicians and a text for graduate students who want to become familiar with the standard theorems, constructions, and techniques of lattice-group theory. Assumes a knowledge of free groups, solvable and nilpotent groups, filters, and other topics encountered in graduate courses in group theory and topology. Begins with the general concepts common to all lattice-groups then proceeds through successively finer classes. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Provides a thorough discussion of the orderability of a group. The book details the major developments in the theory of lattice-ordered groups, delineating standard approaches to structural and permutation representations. A radically new presentation of the theory of varieties of lattice-ordered groups is offered.;This work is intended for pure and applied mathematicians and algebraists interested in topics such as group, order, number and lattice theory, universal algebra, and representation theory; and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.;College or university bookstores may order five or more copies at a special student price which is available from Marcel Dekker Inc, upon request.
Preface iii
The Interplay of Algebra and Order
1(36)
Introduction
1(1)
Partially Ordered Sets, Directed Sets, and Lattices
2(4)
Partially Ordered Groups and Directed Groups
6(3)
Lattice-ordered Groups
9(7)
Absolute Values and the Triangle Inequalities
16(5)
l-permutations and l-homomorphisms
21(5)
l-subgroups and Saturated Subgroups
26(11)
Convex l-subgroups
37(32)
Convex Sets and Subgroups
37(7)
l-ideals and the Coset Ordering
44(4)
Prime Subgroups
48(5)
Regular Subgroups and Values
53(2)
Γ(G) and Plenary Subsets of Γ(G)
55(6)
Convex l-subgroups of l-subgroups
61(8)
Polars and Disjoint Elements
69(50)
The Polar Subgroups
70(6)
Polars and Prime Subgroups
76(6)
Z-subgroups
82(2)
Cardinal Sums and Summands
84(6)
Polar Subgroups of l-subgroups
90(3)
Projectable and Strongly Projectable l-groups
93(4)
Convex o-subgroups and Basic Elements
97(7)
Upper Extensions
104(15)
Complete Distributivity
119(18)
Closed Convex l-subgroups
120(9)
Completely Distributive l-groups
129(4)
Essential Subgroups and the Essential Radical
133(4)
Totally Ordered Structures
137(26)
o-groups
137(11)
o-rings
148(2)
Right-ordered Groups
150(4)
Lex Extensions and Lex Subgroups
154(9)
Order-preserving Permutations of a Chain
163(52)
Beginning Concepts
164(5)
The Cayley-Holland Theorem
169(4)
Convex l-subgroups of A(Omega;)
173(4)
Transitivity
177(7)
Congruences and Blocks
184(9)
Primitive l-group Actions and Their Classifications
193(9)
Cardinality Bounds on l-groups
202(3)
The Wreath Product
205(10)
Classes of l-groups
215(42)
Radical Classes
216(11)
Free l-groups
227(12)
A Brief Introduction to l-varieties
239(10)
The Lateral Completion of an l-group
249(8)
Normal-valued l-groups
257(44)
Normal Values
257(5)
The l-variety of Normal-valued l-groups
262(7)
c-groups and Free Normal-valued l-groups
269(3)
Above and Below Subgroups in Normal-valued l-groups
272(2)
Completely Distributive Normal-valued l-groups
274(1)
Special-valued l-groups
275(19)
Finite-valued l-groups
294(7)
Representable and Abelian l-groups
301(58)
Representable l-groups
301(8)
Completions of Representable l-groups
309(6)
Sheaf-theoretic Representations of Representable l-groups
315(9)
Weakly Abelian and Nilpotent l-groups
324(9)
Abelian l-groups and Vector Lattices
333(11)
Free Abelian l-groups and Vector Lattices
344(15)
Archimedean l-groups
359(60)
General Results on Archimedean l-groups
359(10)
Complete l-groups
369(11)
Hyperarchimedean l-groups
380(8)
p-endomorphisms of an Archimedean l-groups
388(16)
Representation by Almost-finite Continuous Functions
404(15)
l-varieties
419(54)
The l-semigroup of l-varieties
419(17)
Powers of the Representable l-variety
436(10)
l-varieties Based on Finite Conjugate Disjointness
446(7)
Covers
453(20)
Appendix One: The (G) Problem 473(4)
Appendix Two: Piecewise Linear Homogeneous Representations of Abelian l-groups 477(10)
Sources for the
Chapters
487(10)
Bibliography 497(32)
Symbols 529(2)
Index 531
Michael Darnel