Infinite Lexicographic Products of Triangular Algebras

Biflatness and Biprojectivitiy of Triangular Banach Algebras

Representable Lexicographic Products

A linear ordering is said to be representable if it can be order-embedded into the reals. Representable linear orderings have been characterized as those which are separable in the order topology and have at most countably many jumps. We use this characterization to study the representability of a lexicographic product of linear orderings. First we count the jumps in a lexicographic product in ...

Lexicographic semigroupoids

The natural lexicographic semigroupoids associated with Cantor product spaces indexed by countable linear orders are classified. Applications are given to the classification of triangular operator algebras which are direct limits of upper-triangular matrix algebras. 0. Introduction Consider a Cantor space which is presented explicitly as an infinite product of finite topological spaces. The pro...

Non-additive Lie centralizer of infinite strictly upper triangular matrices

‎Let $mathcal{F}$ be an field of zero characteristic and $N_{infty‎}(‎mathcal{F})$ be the algebra of infinite strictly upper triangular‎ ‎matrices with entries in $mathcal{F}$‎, ‎and $f:N_{infty}(mathcal{F}‎)rightarrow N_{infty}(mathcal{F})$ be a non-additive Lie centralizer of $‎N_{infty }(mathcal{F})$; that is‎, ‎a map satisfying that $f([X,Y])=[f(X),Y]$‎ ‎for all $X,Yin N_{infty}(mathcal{F})...

Absorbing Lexicographic Products in Metarouting

Modern treatments of routing protocols use algebraic techniques to derive the protocol’s properties, permitting a semantic richness more flexible than simple numerical “shortest paths”. Many such routing protocols make preference decisions based on multiple criteria. This fits well with an algebraic formulation with each strata in the decision process modeled as an algebraic structure, that are...