Irán
Kreisfreie Stadt Köln, Alemania
A topological space X is said to be an F-space if the ring C(X), the algebra of all real-valued continuous functions on X, is a Bézout ring (i.e., every finitely generated ideal in C(X) is principal). This is a classical concept in the context of C(X), and various generalizations of this notion have been introduced. In this paper, associated with a subring R of C(X), we introduce and study the notion of R-F-spaces as a new extension of F-spaces. We investigate a number of characterizations of R-F-spaces by extending some of the well-known facts in the literature of C(X) to lattice-ordered subrings, and some other classes of subrings of C(X), namely, SZ -subrings and invertible subrings. It turns out that this new generalization includes previous ones as a special case, thereby establishing strong connections with the existing results in this context.
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