## Representations of Riesz spaces as spaces of measures. II.(English)Zbl 0803.46009

The paper is a continuation of the preceding paper [cf. review above].The author studies discrete representation spaces and gives simple descriptions of the dual spaces of Riesz subspaces of some spaces. Also $$\sigma$$-hypercomplete Riesz spaces are introduced and investigated.

### MSC:

 46A40 Ordered topological linear spaces, vector lattices 46E27 Spaces of measures

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