In this paper, a solution is given to the problem proposed by Järvinen in [8]. A smallest completion of the rough sets system determined by an arbitrary binary relation is given. This completion, in the case of a quasi order, coincides with the rough sets system which is a Nelson algebra. Further, the algebraic properties of this completion has been studied.is a completion of (R * , ≤).In 1987, Gehrke and Walker [6] showed that the structure of the rough sets system determined by an equivalence relation R on U is isomorphic to 2 I × 3 J , where I = {R(x) | |R(x)| = 1} and J = {R(x) | |R(x)| > 1}. 2 I is the set of maps from I to a two element chain and 3 J is the set of maps from J to a three element chain. For reflexive relations R on U , the rough sets system determined by R can be order embed in (2 I × 3 J , ≤). Proposition 3.2. [8] If R is a reflexive relation on a set U , then (2 I ×3 J , ≤) is a completion of (R * , ≤), where I = {R(x) | |R(x)| = 1} and J = {R(x) | |R(x)| > 1}.
In this paper, we define the rough approximation operators in an algebra using its congruence relations and study some of their properties. Further, we consider the rough approximation operators in orthomodular lattices. We introduce the notion of rough ideal (filter) with respect to a p-ideal in an orthomodular lattice. We show that the upper approximation of an ideal J with respect to a pideal I of an orthomodular lattice is the smallest ideal containing I and J. Further we study the homomorphic images of the rough approximation operators.
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