Direct and elementary approach to enumerate topologies on a finite set.
The class of dually residuated lattice ordered monoids (DRl-monoids) contains, in an appropriate signature, all l-groups, Brouwerian algebras, MV- and GMV-algebras, BL- and pseudo BL-algebras, etc. In the paper we study direct products and decompositions of DRl-monoids in general and we characterize ideals of DRl-monoids which are direct factors. The results are then applicable to all above mentioned special classes of DRl-monoids.
Subgroups of a directed distributive multilattice group are characterized which are direct factors of . The main result is formulated in Theorem 2.
The notion of bounded commutative residuated -monoid (-monoid, in short) generalizes both the notions of -algebra and of -algebra. Let be a -monoid; we denote by the underlying lattice of . In the present paper we show that each direct...
Let be an infinite cardinal. Let be the class of all lattices which are conditionally -complete and infinitely distributive. We denote by the class of all lattices such that is infinitely distributive, -complete and has the least element. In this paper we deal with direct factors of lattices belonging to . As an application, we prove a result of Cantor-Bernstein type for lattices belonging to the class .
In this paper we deal with the relations between the direct product decompositions of a pseudo -algebra and the direct product decomposicitons of its underlying lattice.
In the present paper we deal with generalized -algebras (-algebras, in short) in the sense of Galatos and Tsinakis. According to a result of the mentioned authors, -algebras can be obtained by a truncation construction from lattice ordered groups. We investigate direct summands and retract mappings of -algebras. The relations between -algebras and lattice ordered groups are essential for this investigation.
In this paper some results on direct summands of Goldie extending elements are studied in a modular lattice. An element of a lattice with is said to be a Goldie extending element if and only if for every there exists a direct summand of such that is essential in both and . Some characterizations of decomposition of a Goldie extending element in a modular lattice are obtained.