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Partitioned binary relations [PDF]

open access: greenMATHEMATICA SCANDINAVICA, 2011
We define the category of partitioned binary relations and show that it contains many classical diagram categories, including categories of binary relations, maps, injective maps, partitions, (oriented) Brauer diagrams and (oriented) Temperley-Lieb diagrams.
Paul Martin, Volodymyr Mazorchuk
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Almost Contractions under Binary Relations

open access: yesAxioms, 2022
After the introduction of almost contraction due to Berinde, the branch of metric fixed point theory has attracted much attention in this direction, and various fixed point results have been proved for almost contractions via different approaches.
Faizan Ahmad Khan
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A theorem on the semigroup of binary relations [PDF]

open access: bronzeProceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 1969
PROOF. Necessity. Let p =p5p, where 5 ESx. Let o = 6p, then o2 = andp =po-. It is known in [1] that L(of) and L(p) are complete lattices in which joins are unions and, moreover, L(of) is completely distributive. If A CX, then it is easy to show that {t(A) =4t(4(A)) and +(A) =x(+1(A)) where c(A)EL(o-), ql(A)EL(p) and X(A)EL(a). Define the mapping 0 of L(
Jaw-ching Yang
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Binary and ternary relations [PDF]

open access: bronzeMathematica Bohemica, 1992
Let \(G\) be a set, \(\rho\) a binary relation on \(G\). Further, let \(r\) be a binary relation on the set \(\rho\) with the property \(\alpha=(x,y)\in\rho\), \(\beta=(z,u)\in\rho\), \((\alpha,\beta)\in r\Rightarrow y=z\). Then \(r\) is called a binding relation on \(\rho\), and \((G,\rho,r)\) is called a double binary structure.
Vítězslav Novák, Miroslav Novotný
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On Some Properties of Binary Relations [PDF]

open access: bronzeNagoya Mathematical Journal, 1957
Some important notions in the theory of binary relations such as the relative product of two relations and the converse of a relation are defined in Whitehead and Russell’s “Principia mathematica” ([1]). McKinsey ([2]) and Tarski ([3]) gave their systems of postulates for the calculus of relations.
Katuzi Ono
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Binary relations in the space of binary relations. I. [PDF]

open access: yesApplied Mathematical Sciences, 2014
This article formulates principles of extension, saturation and convergence, and shows how to implement them. In socio-economic systems, there are "reference groups", with the indicators of which the results of the research and experimentation are compared.
V. V. Kolbin
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Binary Love relations [PDF]

open access: yesClassical and Quantum Gravity, 2016
When in a tight binary, the mutual tidal deformations of neutron stars imprint onto observables, encoding information about their internal structure at supranuclear densities and gravity in the extreme-gravity regime. Gravitational wave observations of their late binary inspiral may serve as a tool to extract the individual tidal deformabilities, but ...
Nicolás Yunes, Kent Yagi, Kent Yagi
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Distributivity of lattices of binary relations [PDF]

open access: bronzeMathematica Bohemica, 2002
Summary: We present a formal scheme which, whenever satisfied by relations of a given relational lattice \(L\) containing only reflexive and transitive relations, ensures distributivity of \(L\).
Ivan Chajda
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Binary relations and reduced hypergroups

open access: bronzeDiscrete Mathematics, 2007
AbstractDifferent partial hypergroupoids are associated with binary relations defined on a set H. In this paper we find sufficient and necessary conditions for these hypergroupoids in order to be reduced hypergroups. Given two binary relations ρ and σ on H we investigate when the hypergroups associated with the relations ρ∩σ, ρ∪σ and ρσ are reduced. We
Irina Cristea, Mirela Ştefănescu
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A construction for idempotent binary relations [PDF]

open access: bronzeProceedings of the Japan Academy, Series A, Mathematical Sciences, 1970
Boris M. Schein
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