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International Conference on Algebras and Lattices, Prague 2010
You are cordially invited to the International Conference on Algebras and Lattices, or "JARDAFEST", held on the occasion of the 65th birthday of Jaroslav
Posted - Thu Dec 17, 2009 8:32 pm
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Commutators Revisited
When sitting in the subway yesterday, I wondered about commutators again and about unificators. My area of interest is the world of formulas, especially
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First Announcement BLAST 2010
***************************************************************** *********** First Announcement BLAST 2010 ************
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equations in residuated algebras
Vaughan Pratt showed in his 1990 Action Logic paper that for the similarity type consisting of meet, composition (or relative product, or fusion) and its two
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Re: atomic/atomistic?
Dear Jens, (a) Remember that in a lattice <= is only a partial order, not total in general. Think of the example of a powerset, where <= is interpreted as the
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