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A Stone's Representation Theorem and Some Applications

Pages
287–299
Publication Date
1999-02-01
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We also give another application of these results.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper, we prove the following form of Stone's representation theorem: Let \sum be a s-algebra of subsets of a set X.
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Key Findings & Data:Then, as a consequence of this result, we obtain the result that if ba(X,\sum) (respectively, ca(X,\sum)) denotes the Banach space (under the variation norm) of all bounded, finitely additive (respectively, all countably additive) complex-valued set functions on (X, \sum), then ca(X, \sum)=ba(X, \sum) if and only if (1) {\cal C}({\cal K}) is s-complete; and if and only if (2) \sum is finite.
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Conclusion & Impact:We also give another application of these results.
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⚙️Variables:Boolean ring · Boolean space · Stone space

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In this paper, we prove the following form of Stone's representation theorem: Let \sum be a s-algebra of subsets of a set X. Then there exists a totally disconnected compact Hausdorff space {\cal K} for which (\sum, \cup, \cap) and ({\cal C}({\cal K}), \cup ,\cap), where {\cal C}({\cal K}) denotes the set of all clopen subsets of {\cal K}, are isomorphic as Boolean algebras. Furthermore, by defining appropriate joins and meets of countable families in {\cal C}({\cal K}), we show that such an isomorphism preserves s-completeness. Then, as a consequence of this result, we obtain the result that if ba(X,\sum) (respectively, ca(X,\sum)) denotes the Banach space (under the variation norm) of all bounded, finitely additive (respectively, all countably additive) complex-valued set functions on (X, \sum), then ca(X, \sum)=ba(X, \sum) if and only if (1) {\cal C}({\cal K}) is s-complete; and if and only if (2) \sum is finite. We also give another application of these results.

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In this paper, we prove the following form of Stone's representation theorem: Let \sum be a s-algebra of subsets of a set X. Then there exists a totally disconnected compact Hausdorff space {\cal K} for which (\sum, \cup, \cap) and ({\cal C}({\cal K}), \cup ,\cap), where {\cal C}({\cal K}) denotes the set of all clopen subsets of {\cal K}, are isomorphic as Boolean algebras. Furthermore, by defining appropriate joins and meets of countable families in {\cal C}({\cal K}), we show that such an isomorphism preserves s-completeness. Then, as a consequence of this result, we obtain the result that if ba(X,\sum) (respectively, ca(X,\sum)) denotes the Banach space (under the variation norm) of all bounded, finitely additive (respectively, all countably additive) complex-valued set functions on (X, \sum), then ca(X, \sum)=ba(X, \sum) if and only if (1) {\cal C}({\cal K}) is s-complete; and if and only if (2) \sum is finite. We also give another application of these results.

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HABIL, E. D. (1999). A Stone's Representation Theorem and Some Applications. Turkish Journal of Mathematics, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 2, 287–299. https://ajindex.com/articles/723472

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