2008
DOI: 10.3166/jancl.18.413-425
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Compatible operations on commutative residuated lattices

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This work extend to residuated lattices the results of [7]. It also provides a possible generalization to this context of frontal operators in the sense of [9].

Let L be a residuated lattice, and f : L k → L a function.

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This work extend to residuated lattices the results of [7]. It also provides a possible generalization to this context of frontal operators in the sense of [9].

Let L be a residuated lattice, and f : L k → L a function.

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“…However, H is locally affine complete in the sense that any restriction of a compatible function to a finite subset is a polynomial. Morever, the variety CRL is locally affine complete too (see [7]). We prove in this paper that this is also the case for the variety RL (section 3).…”
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“…It is shown in [9] that any bounded residuated lattice is an l-algebra satisfying condition (A). In commutative residuated lattices a family of compatible operations S n , n ≥ 1, is considered, see [5], such that S 1 corresponds to the operation S in Heyting algebras. If some conditions hold (see [5]) in the residuated lattice, then S n , defined by the formula: S n (x) = min{y : y n → x ≤ y}, is compatible (it may happen that S 1 is defined but S 2 is not, etc.).…”
Section: Now We Present Three Important Examples Of Frontal Operationsmentioning
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“…In commutative residuated lattices a family of compatible operations S n , n ≥ 1, is considered, see [5], such that S 1 corresponds to the operation S in Heyting algebras. If some conditions hold (see [5]) in the residuated lattice, then S n , defined by the formula: S n (x) = min{y : y n → x ≤ y}, is compatible (it may happen that S 1 is defined but S 2 is not, etc.). Not much is known about unification types in commutative integral bounded residuated lattices with additional compatible operations, e.g.…”
Section: Now We Present Three Important Examples Of Frontal Operationsmentioning
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