Boolean vector spaces - I.
N.V. Subrahmanyam (1964)
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N.V. Subrahmanyam (1964)
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Arthur H. COPELAND (1950)
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Wroński, Stanisław (2015-10-26T10:14:52Z)
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D. Banković (1987)
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Steven Garavaglia, J. M. Plotkin (1984)
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Katarzyna Osiak (2007)
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Let K be an ordered field. The set X(K) of its orderings can be topologized to make it a Boolean space. Moreover, it has been shown by Craven that for any Boolean space Y there exists a field K such that X(K) is homeomorphic to Y. Becker's higher level ordering is a generalization of the usual concept of ordering. In a similar way to the case of ordinary orderings one can define a topology on the space of orderings of fixed exact level. We show that it need not be Boolean. However, our...
Sergiu Rudeanu (1998)
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An abstract form of modus ponens in a Boolean algebra was suggested in [1]. In this paper we use the general theory of Boolean equations (see e.g. [2]) to obtain a further generalization. For a similar research on Boolean deduction theorems see [3].
Banković, Dragić (1998)
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Mihai Popa (2009)
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The paper presents several combinatorial properties of the boolean cumulants. A consequence is a new proof of the multiplicative property of the boolean cumulant series that can be easily adapted to the case of boolean independence with amalgamation over an algebra.