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Confluence and combinatorics in finitely generated unital lattice-ordered abelian groups

Manuela Busaniche, Leonardo Cabrer, Daniele Mundici

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Published: Feb 25, 2012

DOI: 10.1515/form.2011.059

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Abstract. A unital ℓ\ell -group ( G , u ) (G,u)(G,u) is an abelian group G GG equipped with a translation-invariant lattice-order and a distinguished element u uu , called order-unit, whose positive integer multiples eventually dominate each element of G GG . It is shown that, for direct systems S\mathcal {S} and T\mathcal {T} of finitely presented unital ℓ\ell -groups, confluence is a necessary condition for lim lim lim⁡S≅lim⁡T\lim \mathcal {S} \cong \lim \mathcal {T} . (Sufficiency is an easy byproduct of a general result). When ( G , u ) (G,u)(G,u) is finitely generated we equip it with a sequence ( G , u ) = ( W 0 , W 1 , ... ) W(G,u)=(W0,W1,…)\mathcal {W}_{(G,u)} = (W_{0},W_{1},\ldots ) of weighted abstract simplicial complexes, where W t + 1 Wt+1W_{t+1} is obtained from W t WtW_{t} either by the classical Alexander binary stellar operation, or by deleting a maximal simplex of W t WtW_{t} . We show that the map ( G , u ) ( G , u ) (G,u)↦W(G,u)(G,u)\mapsto \mathcal {W}_{(G,u)} has an inverse. A confluence criterion is given to recognize when two sequences arise from isomorphic unital ℓ\ell -groups.

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