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On the embedding of convex spaces in stratified L-convex spaces
1Department of Mathematics, Liaocheng University, Hunan Road, Liaocheng, 252059 People's Republic of China.
Abstract:
Consider L being a continuous lattice, two functors from the category of convex spaces (denoted by CS) to the category of stratified L-convex spaces (denoted by SL-CS) are defined. The first functor enables us to prove that the category CS can be embedded in the category SL-CS as a reflective subcategory. The second functor enables us to prove that the category CS can be embedded in the category SL-CS as a coreflective subcategory when L satisfying a multiplicative condition. By comparing the two functors and the well known Lowen functor (between topological spaces and stratified L-topological spaces), we exhibit the difference between (stratified L-)topological spaces and (stratified L-)convex spaces.
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