-compact elements of normed algebras
Gh. Constantin (1973)
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Gh. Constantin (1973)
Matematički Vesnik
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Ardavan Najafi, Arsham Borumand Saeid (2021)
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We introduce Engel elements in a BCI-algebra by using left and right normed commutators, and some properties of these elements are studied. The notion of -Engel BCI-algebra as a natural generalization of commutative BCI-algebras is introduced, and we discuss Engel BCI-algebra, which is defined by left and right normed commutators. In particular, we prove that any nilpotent BCI-algebra of type is an Engel BCI-algebra, but solvable BCI-algebras are not Engel, generally. Also, it is...
David Yost (1988)
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Félix Cabello Sánchez (1999)
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Let X be a normed space and the group of all linear surjective isometries of X that are finite-dimensional perturbations of the identity. We prove that if acts transitively on the unit sphere then X must be an inner product space.
Aldo Victorio Figallo, Gustavo Pelaitay (2015)
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In 2000, Figallo and Sanza introduced -valued Łukasiewicz-Moisil algebras which are both particular cases of matrix Łukasiewicz algebras and a generalization of -valued Łukasiewicz-Moisil algebras. Here we initiate an investigation into the class of tense -valued Łukasiewicz-Moisil algebras (or tense LM-algebras), namely -valued Łukasiewicz-Moisil algebras endowed with two unary operations called tense operators. These algebras constitute a generalization of tense...
Zenobia Anusiak (1971)
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CONTENTSPRELIMINARIES§ 0. Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................................3§ 1. Definitions and notation.................................................................................................................................................5Chapter ILOCALLY BOUNDED ALGEBRAS§ 2. Basic facts and examples..............................................................................................................................................6§...
Jan Waszkiewicz (1973)
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Grzegorz Bińczak, Joanna Kaleta, Andrzej Zembrzuski (2023)
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In this paper we present representation of finite effect algebras by matrices. For each non-trivial finite effect algebra we construct set of matrices in such a way that effect algebras and are isomorphic if and only if . The paper also contains the full list of matrices representing all nontrivial finite effect algebras of cardinality at most .
Xinhong Chen, Ming Lu (2015)
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Let K be an algebraically closed field. Let (Q,Sp,I) be a skewed-gentle triple, and let and be the corresponding skewed-gentle pair and the associated gentle pair, respectively. We prove that the skewed-gentle algebra is singularity equivalent to KQ/⟨I⟩. Moreover, we use (Q,Sp,I) to describe the singularity category of . As a corollary, we find that if and only if if and only if .
Philip Olin (1975)
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Shengyong Pan, Jiahui Yu (2024)
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We investigate derived equivalences between subalgebras of some -Auslander-Yoneda algebras from a class of -angles in weakly -angulated categories. The derived equivalences are obtained by transferring subalgebras induced by -angles to endomorphism algebras induced by approximation sequences. Then we extend our constructions in T. Brüstle, S. Y. Pan (2016) to -angle cases. Finally, we give an explicit example to illustrate our result.
Gennadiy Averkov, Horst Martini (2009)
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Let be a d-dimensional normed space with norm ||·|| and let B be the unit ball in . Let us fix a Lebesgue measure in with . This measure will play the role of the volume in . We consider an arbitrary simplex T in with prescribed edge lengths. For the case d = 2, sharp upper and lower bounds of are determined. For d ≥ 3 it is noticed that the tight lower bound of is zero.