The bilateral union-intersection operator
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A bilateral union-intersection operator is a mapping from [0,1]\(\times [0,1]\) to [0,1]; for each argument, left or right, one of the following properties holds: union preserving, intersection preserving, anti-union preserving, anti-intersection preserving. Some theorems are given.
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