Some new results on well-filteredness of T0-spaces

Abstract

For a T0-space X, let Q (X) be the poset of nonempty compact saturated sets of X with the reverse inclusion order. The space X is said to have property Q if it satisfies the following two conditions: (1) K exists for any K∈ Q(X), and (2) for any filtered family \Kd : d∈ D\⊂eq Q(X) and x∈ X, if d∈ D Kd exists and x≤ d∈ D Kd, then there is φ∈ Πd∈ D\!\!Kd and an upper bound u of φ(D) such that x≤ u. In this paper, we prove that every d-space with property Q is well-filtered and the Smyth power space of a T0-space always has property Q. Hence the Smyth power construction preserves the well-filteredness. For a complete lattice L and an order-compatible d-topology τ on it, we show that when L possesses a certain distributivity, (L, τ) is well-filtered.

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