The convex powerdomain in a category of posets realized by cpos
Simpson, Alex
We construct a powerdomain in a category whose objects are posets of data equipped with a cpo of "intensional" representations of the data, and whose morphisms are those monotonie functions between ...posets that are "realized" by continuous functions between the associated cpos. The category of cpos is contained as a full subcategory that is preserved by lifting, sums, products and function spaces. The construction of the powerdomain uses a cpo of binary trees, these being intensional representations of nondeterministic computation. The powerdomain is characterized as the free semilattice in the category. In contrast to the other type constructors, the powerdomain does not preserve the subcategory of cpos. Indeed we show that the powerdomain has interesting computational properties that differ from those of the usual convex powerdomain on cpos. We end by considering the solution of recursive domain equations. The surprise here is that the limit-colimit coincidence fails. Nevertheless, by moving to a setting in which one considers "realizability" at the level of functors, algebraic compactness is achieved.
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