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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0733.00009.] This rather dense short paper advocates and begins a study of lattices opposite (order-dual) to frames or, more generally, Heyting algebras. The author's main concern is with the opposite of intuitionist `not', which he calls `non'; thus \(P\) or non-\(P\) must hold, perhaps both. The last case is called \(\partial P\). The central theorem gives somewhat complex but usable conditions for validity of the `Leibniz rule' \(\partial(A\times B)=(\partial A)\times B\cup A\times(\partial B)\).
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