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Subject: two topology questions
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Is there an introduction to CONTINUOUS LATTICES  written specifically
for (and ideally BY) real analysts?

(completely unrelated:)

Is there a word for a (necessarily compact) space X for which the
unique map  X --> 1  is a proper surjection?    Maybe "occupied"?

In the latter question, you may interpret "space" in any appropriate
sense, for example to mean locale or topos or ASD object or formal
space, or whatever you like.

Paul

PS  See you all in Canada (Calgary & Nova Scotia) in June.