The structure of a complete l-group
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The structure of a complete $l$-group
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- Cardinal properties of lattice ordered groups
- Homogeneous lattice ordered groups
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- The Completion of a Lattice Ordered Group
- The essential closure of an Archimedean lattice-ordered group
- The hulls of representablel-groups andf-rings
- Unique Representation of Archimedean Lattice Groups and Normal Archimedean Lattice Rings
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(9)- Complete distributivity of an l-group
- On perfectness of Grothendieck's pairing for the l-parts of component groups
- On disjoint subsets of a complete lattice ordered group
- The construction theorem of an ArchimedeanI-group
- Epicomplete archimedean lattice-ordered groups
- Product radical classes of \ell-groups
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- Some properties of an archimedean $\ell$-group
- Lateral completion and structure sheaf of an Archimedean \(l\)-group
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