A characterization of distributive lattices by tolerance lattices
A characterization of uninorms on bounded lattices via closure and interior operators
Uninorms on bounded lattices have been recently a remarkable field of inquiry. In the present study, we introduce two novel construction approaches for uninorms on bounded lattices with a neutral element, where some necessary and sufficient conditions are required. These constructions exploit a t-norm and a closure operator, or a t-conorm and an interior operator on a bounded lattice. Some illustrative examples are also included to help comprehend the newly added classes of uninorms.
A note on convex sublattices of lattices
Let denote the variety of lattices generated by convex sublattices of lattices in . For any proper variety , the variety is proper. There are uncountably many varieties with .
A note on Sugihara algebras.
In [4] Blok and Pigozzi prove syntactically that RM, the propositional calculus also called R-Mingle, is algebraizable, and as a consequence there is a unique quasivariety (the so-called equivalent quasivariety semantics) associated to it. In [3] it is stated that this quasivariety is the variety of Sugihara algebras. Starting from this fact, in this paper we present an equational base for this variety obtained as a subvariety of the variety of R-algebras, found in [7] to be associated in the same...
A principal congruence identity characterizing the variety of distributive lattices with zero
Algebras with tolerance extension property in 0
Almost ff-universal and q-universal varieties of modular 0-lattices
A variety 𝕍 of algebras of a finite type is almost ff-universal if there is a finiteness-preserving faithful functor F: 𝔾 → 𝕍 from the category 𝔾 of all graphs and their compatible maps such that Fγ is nonconstant for every γ and every nonconstant homomorphism h: FG → FG' has the form h = Fγ for some γ: G → G'. A variety 𝕍 is Q-universal if its lattice of subquasivarieties has the lattice of subquasivarieties of any quasivariety of algebras of a finite type as the quotient of its sublattice....
An equational basis in four variables for the three-element tournament