[PDF] Top 20 Boletín oficial de la provincia de León: Número 79 - (05/04/2004)

... ( 0 ]. Then by proposition 2.1, A 0 ( L ) has a smallest element and so it is a sublattice of A (L ...= 0 and ( x ] * ∩ ( x ′ ] * = ( 0 ... See full document

... (v) every minimal prime down set of is a minimal prime ideal. (vi) Every proper filter of is disjoint from a minimal prime ideal. (vii) Each non-zero element is contained in a prime filter. (viii) ,the lattice of ... See full document

... general lattice by generalizing the notion of 0-distributive ...a lattice L , any convex sublattice containing n is called an n ...general lattice with respect to annihilator n -ideal ... See full document

... Abstract. Recently Yehuda Rav has given the concept of Semi prime ideals in a general lattice by generalizing the notion of 0-distributive lattices. In this paper we study several properties of these ... See full document

... a distributive lattice (with 0) on one hand and a pseudo complemented lattice on the other, Varlet [10] has introduced the concept of a 0- distributive ...1-distributive ... See full document

... of distributive lattices on one hand and the pseudo complemented lattices on the other, 0-distributive lattices are introduced by Varlet ...[5]. 0- distributive semi lattices arise as a ... See full document

... a 0-distributive lattice to generalize the notion of pseudocomplemented ...the 0- distributive properties in lattices and meet ...the 0- distributive ... See full document

... of 0-distributive lattices to generalize the notion of pseudo complemented ...A lattice L with 0 is called a 0- distributive lattice if for all a , b , c ∈ L , a ∧ b = ... See full document

... of 0- modular nearlattice coincides with the definition of 0-modular lattice when S is a ...with 0 is 0-modular. By [5] we know that S with 0 is 0-modular if it contains ... See full document

... As 0 \ always, we get 0 \ and the result ...every 0-ideal need not be a minimal prime ideal in L. For this consider the 0-distributive lattice represented in ...a 0-ideal, ... See full document

... a lattice, so pseudocomplementation is not possible in a general ...with 0 is called sectionally pseudocomplemented if the interval [ ] 0 , x for each x ∈ S is ...= 0 for all a ∈ A } . If S is ... See full document

... of 0-ideal in a distributive lattice and studied their properties with the help of congruence ...a distributive lattice, 0-distributive lattices are introduced by Varlet ... See full document

... a distributive near lattice S with 0, set of all ideals of the form (x]*, denoted by A 0 ( S ) is a join semi lattice with lower bound ...semi lattice of lattice of ideals ... See full document

... and lattice theoretically have come into ...Almost Distributive Lattice (ADL) was introduced by Swamy and Rao [4] as a common abstraction of many existing ring theoretic generalizations of a Boolean ... See full document

... In this section, we introduce a new congruence relation U (µ, t) induced by a fuzzy ideal µ. Further, we investigate the operations of lower and upper approximations of lattices. Let A and B be subsets of L. We define ... See full document

... six annulets; annulets 1, 2 and 4 with 3–5 short setae and annulets 2 and 4 with two additional small conical tubercles; subspiracular and surpedal lobe with 4–5 setae and 1–2 small conical ... See full document

... the lattice structure of the lattice F X of all L-topologies on a given nonempty set ...membership lattice L is a complete atomic boolean lattice, then for any non-empty set X, the ... See full document

... of 0-distributive ...the 0-distributive directed above meet semilattices extensively and discussed different properties of these semilattices by a number of ...on 0-distributive ... See full document

... To complete our study of the logic of simple inheritance, we employ a well-known latticetheoretic technique for embedding a partial order into a distributive lattice; when applied to con[r] ... See full document

... a lattice include a contribution from the self-energy of the static source which is ...⫽ 0, we show the actual lattice energy values in Table II to allow us to discuss the extrapolation to large t ... See full document