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A De Vries-type Duality Theorem for Locally Compact Spaces -- III

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In this paper we prove some new Stone-type duality theorems for some subcategories of the category $\ZLC$ of locally compact zero-dimensional Hausdorff spaces and continuous maps. These theorems are new even in the compact case. They concern the cofull subcategories $\SkeZLC$, $\QPZLC$, $\OZLC$ and $\OPZLC$ of the category $\ZLC$ determined, respectively, by the skeletal maps, by the quasi-open perfect maps, by the open maps and by the open perfect maps. In this way, the zero-dimensional analogues of Fedorchuk Duality Theorem and its generalization are obtained. Further, we characterize the injective and surjective morphisms of the category $\HLC$ of locally compact Hausdorff spaces and continuous maps, as well as of the category $\ZLC$, and of some their subcategories, by means of some properties of their dual morphisms. This generalizes some well-known results of M. Stone and de Vries. An analogous problem is investigated for the homeomorphic embeddings, dense embeddings, LCA-embeddings etc., and a generalization of a theorem of Fedorchuk is obtained. Finally, in analogue to some well-known results of M. Stone, the dual objects of the open, regular open, clopen, closed, regular closed etc. subsets of a space $X\in\card{\HLC}$ or $X\in\card{\ZLC}$ are described by means of the dual objects of $X$; some of these results (e.g., for regular closed sets) are new even in the compact case.

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Georgi Dimov. 2009-07-12. A De Vries-type Duality Theorem for Locally Compact Spaces -- III. https://arxiv.org/abs/0907.2025

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