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Definition

A dyadic interval coalgebra is a type TT with a strict order <\lt, terms 00 , and11 , and functions c z 0,10:TT c_{0,1} z_0:T \to T , functions andz 0 1:TT z_0:T z_1:T \to T , and identitiesz 1 0 : (T0 )T=0 z_1:T z_0(0) \to = T 0 , identitiesz 0 1(0)=0 z_0(0) z_1(0) = 0, z 1 0( 0 1)= 0 1 z_1(0) z_0(1) = 0 1, z 0 1(1)=1 z_0(1) z_1(1) = 1 , inequalityz 10 ( <1)=1 z_1(1) 0 = \lt 1, inequality 0<10 \lt 1, and terms

α: a:T[(0<z 0(a))+(z 1(a)<1)]\alpha:\prod_{a:T} \left[(0 \lt z_0(a)) + (z_1(a) \lt 1)\right] \to \emptyset

This is called simply an interval coalgebra by Peter Freyd, however there exist similarly defined interval coalgebras with n+1n+1 terms and nn zooming operations.

Examples

  • The initial dyadic interval coalgebra is the unit interval on the dyadic rational numbers?

  • The terminal dyadic interval coalgebra is the real unit interval?

See also

References

  • Peter Freyd, Algebraic real analysis, Theory and Applications of Categories, Vol. 20, 2008, No. 10, pp 215-306 (tac:20-10)

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