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Some new algebraic and topological properties of the Minkowski inverse in the Minkowski space. [PDF]
Zekraoui H, Al-Zhour Z, Özel C.
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TWIST REGIONS AND COEFFICIENTS STABILITY OF THE COLORED JONES POLYNOMIAL. [PDF]
Elhamdadi M, Hajij M, Saito M.
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On the syntactic monoids associated with a class of synchronized codes. [PDF]
Wang SF.
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Agents, Subsystems, and the Conservation of Information. [PDF]
Chiribella G.
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Aut ( F 5 ) has property (T). [PDF]
Kaluba M, Nowak PW, Ozawa N.
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Rectangular groupoids and related structures.
Boykett T.
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DISTRIBUTIVE IDEMPOTENT UNINORMS
International Journal of Uncertainty, Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based Systems, 2003A characterization of all idempotent uninorms satisfying the distributive property is given. The special cases of left-continuous and right-continuous idempotent uninorms are presented separately and it is also proved that all idempotent uninorms are autodistributive.
Ruiz, D., Torrens, J.
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Fully idempotent homomorphisms
Russian Mathematics, 2011zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 1974
Let N be an ideal of a ring A. We say that idempotents modulo N can be lifted provided that for every a of A such that a2-a ∈ N there exists an element e2=e ∈ A such that e-a ∈ N. The technique of lifting idempotents is considered to be a fundamental tool in the classical theory of nonsemiprimitive Artinian rings (refer [2; p. 72]).
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Let N be an ideal of a ring A. We say that idempotents modulo N can be lifted provided that for every a of A such that a2-a ∈ N there exists an element e2=e ∈ A such that e-a ∈ N. The technique of lifting idempotents is considered to be a fundamental tool in the classical theory of nonsemiprimitive Artinian rings (refer [2; p. 72]).
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