An example of a commutative basic algebra which is not an MV-algebra
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(17)- There exist subdirectly irreducible commutative basic algebras of an arbitrary infinite cardinality which are not MV-algebras
- States on commutative basic algebras
- Pre-ideals of basic algebras
- Tense operators on basic algebras
- MP-closed subsets in basic algebras
- Commutative basic algebras and coupled near semirings
- The variety of modular basic algebras generated by MV-chains and horizontal sums of three-element chain basic algebras
- A non-associative generalization of Hájek's BL-algebras
- On order types of linear basic algebras.
- Basic algebras and L-algebras
- Which o-commutative basic algebras are effect algebras
- A representation of basic algebras by coupled right near semirings
- On states and state operators on certain basic algebras
- On non-associative generalizations of MV-algebras and lattice-ordered commutative loops
- On varieties of basic algebras
- Commutative basic algebras and non-associative fuzzy logics
- Operators on Pavelka's algebras induced by fuzzy relations
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