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The papers on abstract Stone duality may be obtained from

[O]

Paul Taylor, Foundations for Computable Topology. in Giovanni Sommaruga (ed.), Foundational Theories of Mathematics, Kluwer 2011.

[A]

Paul Taylor, Sober spaces and continuations. Theory and Applications of Categories, 10(12):248–299, 2002.

[B]

Paul Taylor, Subspaces in abstract Stone duality. Theory and Applications of Categories, 10(13):300–366, 2002.

[C]

Paul Taylor, Geometric and higher order logic using abstract Stone duality. Theory and Applications of Categories, 7(15):284–338, 2000.

[D]

Paul Taylor, Non-Artin gluing in recursion theory and lifting in abstract Stone duality. 2000.

[E]

Paul Taylor, Inside every model of Abstract Stone Duality lies an Arithmetic Universe. Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science 122 (2005) 247-296.

[F]

Paul Taylor, Scott domains in abstract Stone duality. March 2002.

[G–]

Paul Taylor, Local compactness and the Baire category theorem in abstract Stone duality. Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science 69, Elsevier, 2003.

[G]

Paul Taylor, Computably based locally compact spaces. Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2 (2006) 1–70.

[H–]

Paul Taylor, An elementary theory of the category of locally compact locales. APPSEM Workshop, Nottingham, March 2003.

[H]

Paul Taylor, An elementary theory of various categories of spaces and locales. November 2004.

[I]

Andrej Bauer and Paul Taylor, The Dedekind reals in abstract Stone duality. Mathematical Structures in Computer Science, 19 (2009) 757–838.

[J]

Paul Taylor, A λ-calculus for real analysis. Journal of Logic and Analysis, 2(5), 1–115 (2010)

[K]

Paul Taylor, Interval analysis without intervals. February 2006.

[L]

Paul Taylor, Tychonov’s theorem in abstract Stone duality. September 2004.

[N]

Paul Taylor, Computability in locally compact spaces. 2010.

[AA]

Paul Taylor, Equideductive categories and their logic. 2010.

[BB]

Paul Taylor, An existential quantifier for topology. 2010.

[CC]

Paul Taylor, Cartesian closed categories with subspaces. 2009.

[DD]

Paul Taylor, The Phoa principle in equideductive topology. 2010.

[EE]

Paul Taylor, Discrete mathematics in equideductive topology. 2010.

[FF]

Paul Taylor, Equideductive topology. 2010.

[GG]

Paul Taylor, Underlying sets in equideductive topology. 2010.