0-1 distributive lattices (Q1209008)

A lattice \(L\) with 0 is called 0-distributive if \(a\wedge b=0\) and \(a\wedge c=0\) imply \(a\wedge(b\vee c)=0\). The definition of a 1- distributive lattice is similar. If \(L\) is 0-distributive and 1- distributive then it is called 0-1 distributive. The author gives different characterizations of complemented 0-1 distributive lattices in terms of maximal ideals. A bounded, 0-distributive, weakly complemented lattice in which every prime ideal is maximal is a Boolean lattice.