Some properties of Boolean ordered sets
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The author generalizes some results which are known about Boolean algebras, especially Boolean ordered sets. For example he proves that if \(S\) is a Boolean ordered set, then the Dedekind-MacNeille completion of \(S\) is a Boolean algebra. Further he gives a partial solution of the problem of the number of nonisomorphic finite Boolean sets having a given number of elements. Finally, he proves that every atomic Boolean set is generally distributive.
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