
arXiv: 2006.07829
We know from a previous paper that the reticulation of a coherent quantale $A$ is a bounded distributive lattice $L(A)$ whose prime spectrum is homeomorphic to $m$ - prime spectrum of $A$. In this paper we shall prove several results on the pure elements of the quantale $A$ by means of the reticulation $L(A)$. We shall investigate how the properties of $σ$ - ideals of $L(A)$ can be transferred to pure elements of $A$. Then the pure elements of $A$ are used to obtain new properties and characterization theorems for some important classes of quantales: normal quantales, $mp$ - quantales, $PF$ - quantales, purified quantales and $PP$ - quantales.
normal quantales, Structure and representation theory of distributive lattices, \(PF\)-quantales, Mathematics - Rings and Algebras, Mathematics - Logic, reticulation, Rings and Algebras (math.RA), Quantales, FOS: Mathematics, coherent quantale, \(mp\)-quantales, purified quantales, Logic (math.LO), \(PP\)-quantales, pure and \(w\)-pure elements
normal quantales, Structure and representation theory of distributive lattices, \(PF\)-quantales, Mathematics - Rings and Algebras, Mathematics - Logic, reticulation, Rings and Algebras (math.RA), Quantales, FOS: Mathematics, coherent quantale, \(mp\)-quantales, purified quantales, Logic (math.LO), \(PP\)-quantales, pure and \(w\)-pure elements
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