Abstract:ABSTRACT. We introduce an extended cone algebra, which generalises a Bosbach's cone algebra within the framework of extended BCK-algebras and show that every such an algebra is a direct product of an -group and a cone algebra of Bosbach.
“…In view of strongly connections with a BIK + -logic, BCC -algebra also is called BIK + -algebra (see [19,26]). Now, such algebras are studied by many authors in many directions (see for example [4,7,8,10,15,20,23,[25][26][27]). …”
ABSTRACT. The aim of the paper is to investigate the relationship between BCC -algebras and residuated partially-ordered groupoids. We prove that an integral residuated partially-ordered groupoid is an integral residuated pomonoid if and only if it is a double BCC -algebra. Moreover, we introduce the notion of weakly integral residuated pomonoid, and give a characterization by the notion of pseudo-BCI algebra. Finally, we give a method to construct a weakly integral residuated pomonoid (pseudo-BCI algebra) from any bounded pseudo-BCK algebra with pseudo product and any group.
“…In view of strongly connections with a BIK + -logic, BCC -algebra also is called BIK + -algebra (see [19,26]). Now, such algebras are studied by many authors in many directions (see for example [4,7,8,10,15,20,23,[25][26][27]). …”
ABSTRACT. The aim of the paper is to investigate the relationship between BCC -algebras and residuated partially-ordered groupoids. We prove that an integral residuated partially-ordered groupoid is an integral residuated pomonoid if and only if it is a double BCC -algebra. Moreover, we introduce the notion of weakly integral residuated pomonoid, and give a characterization by the notion of pseudo-BCI algebra. Finally, we give a method to construct a weakly integral residuated pomonoid (pseudo-BCI algebra) from any bounded pseudo-BCK algebra with pseudo product and any group.
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