LATTICES RESPECTING CONVEX DECOMPOSITIONS, II (Q3149012)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1805774
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LATTICES RESPECTING CONVEX DECOMPOSITIONS, II (English)
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16 November 2003
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AC-property
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GD-lattice
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convex decomposition
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0.873315691947937
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The paper is a continuation of Part I [see Demonstr. Math. 35, 217-224 (2002; Zbl 1007.06006)]. A lattice \(L\) with 0 has the AC-property if, for every atom \(p\in L\), \(p\wedge a=0\) implies that \(a\vee p\) covers \(a\) in \(L\). In addition, \(L\) with 0 is called a GD-lattice if \(L\) satisfies the following property: \(a\wedge b=0\) and \((a\vee b)\wedge c=0\) imply \(a\wedge (b\vee c)=0\). The authors show that: (1) A lattice \(L\) with 0 which is a convex decomposition \((L_1,L_2)\) of its sublattices \(L_1\) and \(L_2\) has the AC-property whenever \(L_i\) possess the same property. (2) If \(L=(L_1,L_2)\), then \(L\) is a GD-lattice whenever at least one of \(L_1\) and \(L_2\) is modular and the second one is a GD-lattice.
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