The Kuroš-Ore property, replaceable irredundant decompositions (Q3976995)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 14512
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 14512 |
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The Kuroš-Ore property, replaceable irredundant decompositions (English)
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25 June 1992
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semimodular lattice
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upper continuous lattice
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locally modular lattice
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descending chain condition
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Kuroš-Ore property
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irredundant decomposition
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0.844478964805603
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0.8348759412765503
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0.8313001394271851
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The classical result of Dilworth [see \textit{P. Crawley} and \textit{R. P. Dilworth}: Algebraic theory of lattices (1973; Zbl 0494.06001)] says: If \(L\) is a semimodular algebraic lattice satisfying the descending chain condition, then \(L\) has the Kuroš-Ore property (this means that for each \(a\in L\) the number of irreducible elements in any irredundant decomposition of \(a\) is unique) if and only if it is locally modular. The author shows that in this statement ``algebraic'' can be replaced by the weaker condition ``upper continuous''.
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