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Female proportion has a stronger influence on dispersal than body size in nematodes of mountain lakes. [PDF]
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Atomic representation and algorithms for polytomous knowledge spaces. [PDF]
He Z.
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Sample observed effects: enumeration, randomization and generalization. [PDF]
Ribeiro AF.
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Wilcox posets and parallelism in posets
Asian-European Journal of Mathematics, 2015In this paper, we have shown that any complemented modular poset of finite length can be reduced to a weakly modular [Formula: see text]-symmetric poset called Wilcox poset. The concept of parallelism has been generalized to posets. The properties of singular elements, modularity and parallelism are studied in a Wilcox poset.
Shewale, R. S., Kharat, Vilas
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Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 1992
AbstractIn this paper we give new criterions for left distributive posets to have neatest representations. We also illustrate a construction that would embed left distributive posets into representable semilattices.
Yungchen Cheng, Paula Kemp
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AbstractIn this paper we give new criterions for left distributive posets to have neatest representations. We also illustrate a construction that would embed left distributive posets into representable semilattices.
Yungchen Cheng, Paula Kemp
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Order, 2005
The authors introduce the notion of homomorphism and of a congruence relation for arbitrary partially ordered set (poset). Let \(P\) be a poset and \(Q\) a subposet of \(P\). Then \(Q\) is said to be an \(l\)-subposet of \(P\) if the identity map \(Q\to P\) is a homomorphism.
Alfonz Haviar, Judita Lihová
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The authors introduce the notion of homomorphism and of a congruence relation for arbitrary partially ordered set (poset). Let \(P\) be a poset and \(Q\) a subposet of \(P\). Then \(Q\) is said to be an \(l\)-subposet of \(P\) if the identity map \(Q\to P\) is a homomorphism.
Alfonz Haviar, Judita Lihová
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