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The Spectral Space of H-Fuzzy Prime Ideals in Distributive Join-Semilattices
The essential characteristics of H-fuzzy prime ideals and H-fuzzy maximal ideals within distributive join-semilattices are introduced and examined in this work.
Mohammed Amare Mohammed +3 more
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Neutrosophic Semilattices and Their Properties [PDF]
In this paper, authors study neutrosophic semilattices and their properties. Application of these concepts is also discussed in this paper..
M. Reehana Parveen, P.Sekar
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DISTRIBUTIVE PSEUDOCOMPLEMENTED SEMILATTICES [PDF]
In this paper we will extend the topological duality given in [1] to the class of distributive pseudocomplemented semilattices and to the class of distributive Stone semilattices.
Calomino, Ismael, Celani, Sergio
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Identities in implicative semilattices [PDF]
An effective procedure is given for deciding whether or not an equation in the theory of implicative semilattices is an identity.
Angelo Margaris
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O-Distributive Semilattices [PDF]
AbstractSufficient conditions for a semilattice to be a 0- distributive are obtained. Some equivalent formulations of 0- distributivity in a semilattice are given. Further, disjunctive 0- distributive semilattices are also characterized.
Pawar, Y. S., Thakare, N. K.
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On H-complete topological semilattices [PDF]
In the paper we describe the structure of$mathscr{A!H}$-completions and $mathscr{H}$-completions ofthe discrete semilattices $(mathbb{N},min)$ and$(mathbb{N},max)$.
S. Bardyla, O. Gutik
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Let S (respectively S
Bulman-Fleming, Sydney +1 more
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On distances and metrics in discrete ordered sets [PDF]
Discrete partially ordered sets can be turned into distance spaces in several ways. The distance functions may or may not satisfy the triangle inequality and restrictions of the distance to finite chains may or may not coincide with the natural ...
Stephan Foldes, Sándor Radeleczki
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We show that every finite semilattice can be represented as an atomized semilattice, an algebraic structure with additional elements (atoms) that extend the semilattice's partial order. Each atom maps to one subdirectly irreducible component, and the set of atoms forms a hypergraph that fully defines the semilattice. An atomization always exists and is
Fernando Martin-Maroto +1 more
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Semilattices with a group of automorphisms [PDF]
We investigate semilattices expanded by a group F of automorphisms acting as new unary basic operations. We describe up to isomorphism all simple algebras of this kind in case that F is commutative.
Maróti, Miklós
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