Euclidean metric frames which are not spatial

Feizabadi AK, Manafi M, Moghbeli H (2026)


Publication Type: Journal article

Publication year: 2026

Journal

Book Volume: 87

Article Number: 35

Journal Issue: 4

DOI: 10.1007/s00012-026-00916-z

Abstract

In this paper, we employ the concept of a ζ-ideal J and introduce a quotient frame M(X,J), where X is a topological space. We prove that for a metric space X, this frame is metrizable. Moreover, a necessary and sufficient condition for spatiality of frame M(X,J) will be given. Finally, we apply this general case to the metric space Rn and construct frames which are metrizable but not spatial. More precisely, these frames are derived from the metric space Rn which are actually the quotients of frame O(Rn), the set of open subsets of Rn. The technique of constructing these frames, which are denoted by Mi(X,S), i=0,1,2, intuitively, is a process in which a given subset of points are removed.

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APA:

Feizabadi, A.K., Manafi, M., & Moghbeli, H. (2026). Euclidean metric frames which are not spatial. Algebra Universalis, 87(4). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00012-026-00916-z

MLA:

Feizabadi, Abolghasem Karimi, Mahmoud Manafi, and Halimeh Moghbeli. "Euclidean metric frames which are not spatial." Algebra Universalis 87.4 (2026).

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