2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.trmi.2017.09.003
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Classes of pseudo BL-algebras with right Boolean lifting property

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“…According to the hypothesis (2), there exists β ∈ B(Con(A)) such that λ A (α) = λ A (β). By Lemma 3.1 (8), there exists an integer…”
Section: Lemma 43 [21] the Map λ A | B(con(a)) : B(con(a)) → B(l(a)) ...mentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…According to the hypothesis (2), there exists β ∈ B(Con(A)) such that λ A (α) = λ A (β). By Lemma 3.1 (8), there exists an integer…”
Section: Lemma 43 [21] the Map λ A | B(con(a)) : B(con(a)) → B(l(a)) ...mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Inspired by the theory of rings with LIP , various lifting properties were defined for other algebraic structures (M V -algebras [15], commutative ℓ-groups [25], BL-algebras [14], pseudo BL-algebras [7], [8], bounded distributive lattices [12], residuated lattices [19], orthomodular lattices [31], etc.). A lifting property, named Congruence Boolean Lifting Property (CBLP ), was studied in a universal algebra framework: for congruence distributive algebras [22] and for semidegenerate congruence modular algebras [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inspired by the theory of rings with LIP , various lifting properties were defined for other algebraic structures (M V -algebras [17], commutative l-groups [25], BL-algebras [13], pseudo BL-algebras [8] , [9], bounded distributive lattices [12], residuated lattices [19], orthomodular lattices [31], etc.). A lifting property, named Congruence Boolean Lifting Property (CBLP ), was studied in a universal algebra framework: for congruence distributive algebras [21] and for semidegenerate congruence modular algebras [23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%