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Directions in Lattice Theory

by Ralph Freese , 1994
"... This paper is about three problems raised by Bjarni Jonsson and their influence on the development and direction of lattice theory. In lattice theory ..."
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This paper is about three problems raised by Bjarni Jonsson and their influence on the development and direction of lattice theory. In lattice theory

Lattice Theory

by Dl Noo, M][nistry Of Supply, Hane Problems B Vortex, V. M. Falkner, A. M. I. Mech. E
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Lattice theory and Metropolis simulation

by Minuth Maik, Fernández Caramés Teresa
"... This report contains a brief introduction to the lattice theory and path integral methods in Quantum Mechanics, including some short calculations on the harmonic oscillator. Numerical simulations based on the Metropolis algorithm have been performed to obtain some properties of the harmonic and anha ..."
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This report contains a brief introduction to the lattice theory and path integral methods in Quantum Mechanics, including some short calculations on the harmonic oscillator. Numerical simulations based on the Metropolis algorithm have been performed to obtain some properties of the harmonic

Constructive Lattice Theory

by Roland Backhouse , 1993
"... A notion of simulation of one datatype by another is defined as a constructive preorder. A calculus of datatype simulation is then developed by formulating constructive versions of least-fixed-point theorems in lattice theory. The calculus is applied to the construction of several isomorphisms betwe ..."
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A notion of simulation of one datatype by another is defined as a constructive preorder. A calculus of datatype simulation is then developed by formulating constructive versions of least-fixed-point theorems in lattice theory. The calculus is applied to the construction of several isomorphisms

Lattice Theory for Rough Sets

by Jouni Järvinen
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Application of model search to lattice theory

by Michael Rose, Kristin Wilkinson - AAA Newsletter , 2001
"... We have used the first-order model-searching programs MACE and SEM to study various problems in lattice theory. First, we present a case study in which the two programs are used to examine the differences between the stages along the way from lattice theory to Boolean algebra. Second, we answer seve ..."
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We have used the first-order model-searching programs MACE and SEM to study various problems in lattice theory. First, we present a case study in which the two programs are used to examine the differences between the stages along the way from lattice theory to Boolean algebra. Second, we answer

Notes on Lattice Theory

by J. B. Nation
"... In the early 1890’s, Richard Dedekind was working on a revised and enlarged edition of Dirichlet’s Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie, and asked himself the following question: Given three subgroups A, B, C of an abelian group G, how many different subgroups can you get by taking intersections and sums, ..."
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In the early 1890’s, Richard Dedekind was working on a revised and enlarged edition of Dirichlet’s Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie, and asked himself the following question: Given three subgroups A, B, C of an abelian group G, how many different subgroups can you get by taking intersections and sums, e.g., A + B, (A+B)∩C,

Geometric Identities in Lattice Theory

by Matteo Mainetti, Catherine Huafei Yan
"... An Arguesian identity is an identity in Grassmann-Cayley algebras with certain multi-linear properties of expressions in joins and meets of vectors and covectors. Many classical theorems of projective geometry and their generalizations to higher dimensions can be expressed as simple and elegant Argu ..."
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Arguesian identities. In a previous work we showed that an Arguesian identity can be unfolded with respect to a vector variable to get a lattice inequality, which holds in various lattices. In this paper, we extend this technique to an arbitrary variable. We prove that for any variable v of an Arguesian

Fuzzy Soft Lattice Theory

by Faruk Karaaslan, Naim Çagman
"... Soft set theory was introduced by Molodtsov in 1999 as a general mathematical tool for dealing with problems that contain uncertainty. In this paper, we define concept of fuzzy soft lattice, fuzzy soft sublattice, complete fuzzy soft lattice, modular fuzzy soft lattice, distributive fuzzy soft latti ..."
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Soft set theory was introduced by Molodtsov in 1999 as a general mathematical tool for dealing with problems that contain uncertainty. In this paper, we define concept of fuzzy soft lattice, fuzzy soft sublattice, complete fuzzy soft lattice, modular fuzzy soft lattice, distributive fuzzy soft

T Lattice Theories of Chiral Fermions*

by Helen R. Quinn, Marvin Weinstein , 1986
"... We present a Hamiltonian formulation for gauged non-anomalous chiral theories on a spatial lattice. The formulation has the desirable properties that it provides exact chiral symmetry in the mass + 0 limit, with a correct fermion spectrum and correct weak coupling perturbation theory for QED. It can ..."
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We present a Hamiltonian formulation for gauged non-anomalous chiral theories on a spatial lattice. The formulation has the desirable properties that it provides exact chiral symmetry in the mass + 0 limit, with a correct fermion spectrum and correct weak coupling perturbation theory for QED
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