Definition I found on the HoTT zulip chat. TODO: see if it is worthwhile to rephrase it using open intervals.
Let be a pair of functions from the type of rational numbers to Sierpinski space , i.e. . is said to be a Dedekind cut if it comes equipped with the type family , defined by:
The type of Dedekind real numbers is defined as follows:
predicative definition: an open in the real number is a function that satisfies the four properties listed below:
The opens form a sub-poset of the function poset . This poset is in fact a $\sigma$-frame, as we will now show. (It is not a sub--frame of the function poset, since the joins are different. It is a sub-$\sigma$-completedistributive lattice of the function poset, although this seems to be a red herring at least for countably infinitary meets, since those are not part of the frame structure that we need.)
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