2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00153-012-0319-2
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Generalized Bosbach states: part I

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“…It was also proved in [8] It is sufficient to assume that just one of the arrows →, is preserved, the preservance of the second one is implied by Proposition 3.2 (12). It follows that: If σ preserves one of the arrows →, , then by Proposition 3.2(12) the second one is also preserved.…”
Section: Reg(a) Can Be Extended To a State Operator On Amentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…It was also proved in [8] It is sufficient to assume that just one of the arrows →, is preserved, the preservance of the second one is implied by Proposition 3.2 (12). It follows that: If σ preserves one of the arrows →, , then by Proposition 3.2(12) the second one is also preserved.…”
Section: Reg(a) Can Be Extended To a State Operator On Amentioning
confidence: 85%
“…which are equivalent according to Proposition 3.2 (12). (3) Since A is idempotent, x y = x ∧ y for all x, y ∈ A and we get:…”
Section: Remark 42ºmentioning
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