on $z$-ideals of pointfree function rings
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let $l$ be a completely regular frame and $mathcal{r}l$ be the ring of continuous real-valued functions on $l$. we show that the lattice $zid(mathcal{r}l)$ of $z$-ideals of $mathcal{r}l$ is a normal coherent yosida frame, which extends the corresponding $c(x)$ result of mart'{i}nez and zenk. this we do by exhibiting $zid(mathcal{r}l)$ as a quotient of $rad(mathcal{r}l)$, the frame of radical ideals of $mathcal{r}l$. the saturation quotient of $zid(mathcal{r}l)$ is shown to be isomorphic to the stone-v{c}ech compactification of $l$. given a morphism $hcolon lto m$ in $mathbf{cregfrm}$, $zid$ creates a coherent frame homomorphism $zid(h)colonzid(mathcal{r}l)tozid(mathcal{r}m)$ whose right adjoint maps as $(mathcal{r}h)^{-1}$, for the induced ring homomorphism $mathcal{r}hcolonmathcal{r}ltomathcal{r}m$.thus, $zid(h)$ is an $s$-map, in the sense of mart`{i}nez cite{mar1}, precisely when $mathcal{r}(h)$ contracts maximal ideals to maximal ideals.
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bulletin of the iranian mathematical societyPublisher: iranian mathematical society (ims)
ISSN 1017-060X
volume 40
issue 3 2014
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