Ideal Models III: Quasi-ideal domains

I am a bit stubborn. In my first post on ideal domains, I thought I would be able to extend Keye Martin’s result from metric to quasi-metric spaces. I have said I had failed, but now I think I have succeeded.  This leads to a notion that I will call a quasi-ideal domain.

Our purpose today is to show that, if X is a continuous Yoneda-complete quasi-metric space, then it embeds into an algebraic dcpo, and in fact, in a very specific way: as the subspace of limit elements of a quasi-ideal domain.  Read the full post.

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