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A characterisation of the congruence biframe

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Frames are a kind of distributive lattice that can represent ‘spaces’ in pointfree topology. Remarkably, the congruence lattice of a frame is again a frame. While there is much known about these congruence frames, a simple internal characterisation has remained elusive. Taking a bitopological perspective allows us to make progress. The fact that frames possess smallest dense sublocales will also play a key role in the characterisation.

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