My math book updated

I have updated my math book with new (easy but) general theorem similar to this (but in other notation): Theorem If $latex \mathfrak{Z}$ is an ideal base, then the set of filters on $latex \mathfrak{Z}$ is a join-semilattice and the binary join of filters is described by the formula $latex \mathcal{A}\sqcup\mathcal{B} = \mathcal{A}\cap\mathcal{B}$. I have updated some […]

My math book updated

I updated my math research book to use “weakly down-aligned” and “weakly up-aligned” instead of “down-aligned” and “up-aligned” (see the book for the definitions) where appropriate to make theorems slightly more general. During this I also corrected an error. (One theorem referred to complement of a lattice element without stating that the lattice is boolean.) Well, maybe I […]

A counterexample to my recent conjecture

After proposing this conjecture I quickly found a counterexample: $latex S = \left\{ (- a ; a) \mid a \in \mathbb{R}, 0 < a < 1 \right\}$, $latex f$ is the usual Kuratowski closure for $latex \mathbb{R}$.

New conjecture about funcoids

Conjecture $latex \langle f \rangle \bigsqcup S = \bigsqcup_{\mathcal{X} \in S} \langle f \rangle \mathcal{X}$ if $latex S$ is a totally ordered (generalize for a filter base) set of filters (or at least set of sets).

Mappings between endofuncoids and topological spaces

I started research of mappings between endofuncoids and topological spaces. Currently the draft is located in volume 2 draft of my online book. I define mappings back and forth between endofuncoids and topologies. The main result is a representation of an endofuncoid induced by a topological space. The formula is $latex f\mapsto 1\sqcup\mathrm{Compl}\, f\sqcup(\mathrm{Compl}\, f)^2\sqcup […]

Expressing limits as implications

I have added to my book section “Expressing limits as implications”. The main (easy to prove) theorem basically states that $latex \lim_{x\to\alpha} f(x) = \beta$ when $latex x\to\alpha$ implies $latex f(x)\to\beta$. Here $latex x$ can be taken an arbitrary filter or just arbitrary ultrafilter. The section also contains another, a little less obvious theorem. There […]

Offtopic: Formalized Gospel theology

This is partly an offtopic post in my math blog. It seems likely that I discovered a category in which such objects as the Father and the Son from the Gospel appear. I am not sure I really discovered God, but this seems likely. Consider a category (there seems to be multiple ways to add […]

My old files related with math logic

In 2005 year I put online some math articles related with formulas and math logic (despite I am not a professional logician). In 2005 I like a crackpot thought that I discovered a completely new math method replacing axiomatic method. This was a huge error (my skipped proof was just wrong). After that the files […]