Characterization of a full set of probabilities on some posets.
Compatibility and central elements in pseudo-effect algebras
An equivalent definition of compatibility in pseudo-effect algebras is given, and its relationships with central elements are investigated. Furthermore, pseudo-MV-algebras are characterized among pseudo-effect algebras by means of compatibility.
Compatibility and partial compatibility in quantum logics
Compressible groups
Compressible groups with general comparability
Concrete quantum logics with generalised compatibility
We present three results stating when a concrete (=set-representable) quantum logic with covering properties (generalization of compatibility) has to be a Boolean algebra. These results complete and generalize some previous results [3, 5] and answer partiallz a question posed in [2].
Conditional probability in quantum axiomatics
Congruences and ideals in lattice effect algebras as basic algebras
Effect basic algebras (which correspond to lattice ordered effect algebras) are studied. Their ideals are characterized (in the language of basic algebras) and one-to-one correspondence between ideals and congruences is shown. Conditions under which the quotients are OMLs or MV-algebras are found.
Conservación de convergencias en G(H) por un operador lineal.
Given a real separable Hilbert space H, we denote with S = {E(n) | n belongs to N} a sequence of closed linear subspaces of H.In previous papers, the strong, weak, a--> and b--> convergences are defined and characterized. Now, given a sequence S with strong, weak, a--> or b--> limit, and a linear operator of H, A, the sequence AS is studied.
Considering uncertainty and dependence in Boolean, quantum and fuzzy logics
A degree of probabilistic dependence is introduced in the classical logic using the Frank family of -norms known from fuzzy logics. In the quantum logic a degree of quantum dependence is added corresponding to the level of noncompatibility. Further, in the case of the fuzzy logic with -states, (resp. -states) the consideration turned out to be fully analogous to (resp. considerably different from) the classical situation.