“…minimal element of the set of upper bounds of X and a Multi-infimun is a maxinal element of the set of lower bounds of X. The set of Multi-suprema of X is denoted by Multisup(X) and the set of Multi-infima of X is denoted by Multiinf(X) according to ( [4], [8]). According to [4] a multillatice is said to be full if a b = ∅ and a b = ∅ for all a, b ∈ M .…”
Section: Definitions and Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An example of bounded full multilattices which is not a lattice is the multillatice with the following Hasse diagram: [8]). A pocrim is a poset (M, ≤) with the maximun element and two binary operation , → such that:…”
Section: Definitions and Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition 1.6. ( [8], [4]). A residuated multilattice M := (M ; , →, ) is a pocrim (M ; ≤, , →, ) whose underlying poset(M, ≤) is an ordered multilattice.…”
Section: Definitions and Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proposition 1.9. ( [4], [8]). Let M be a residuated multilattice, for any a, b, c ∈ M , we have the following properties:…”
Section: Remark 17 [4]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The notion of derivation, which comes from mathematical analysis, is also useful to study some structural properties of various kinds of algebra. The concept of derivation has been introduced in the commutative rings 1957 [3]; BCI-algebra 2004 [7], lattice 2001 [1], MV-algebra 2010 [5], BL-algebra 2017 [1], residuated lattice 2016 [6] and recently greater interest has been developped in residuated multilattice, introduced by Maffeu et al [8]. The notion was further explored in the form of f -derivations on residuated multilattice by the same author.…”
This paper's primary goal, is to extend the study of (f, g)-derivation to residuated multilattices with some examples and to study the first properties. We study ideal (f, g)-derivation and investigate several of its properties.
“…minimal element of the set of upper bounds of X and a Multi-infimun is a maxinal element of the set of lower bounds of X. The set of Multi-suprema of X is denoted by Multisup(X) and the set of Multi-infima of X is denoted by Multiinf(X) according to ( [4], [8]). According to [4] a multillatice is said to be full if a b = ∅ and a b = ∅ for all a, b ∈ M .…”
Section: Definitions and Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An example of bounded full multilattices which is not a lattice is the multillatice with the following Hasse diagram: [8]). A pocrim is a poset (M, ≤) with the maximun element and two binary operation , → such that:…”
Section: Definitions and Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition 1.6. ( [8], [4]). A residuated multilattice M := (M ; , →, ) is a pocrim (M ; ≤, , →, ) whose underlying poset(M, ≤) is an ordered multilattice.…”
Section: Definitions and Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proposition 1.9. ( [4], [8]). Let M be a residuated multilattice, for any a, b, c ∈ M , we have the following properties:…”
Section: Remark 17 [4]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The notion of derivation, which comes from mathematical analysis, is also useful to study some structural properties of various kinds of algebra. The concept of derivation has been introduced in the commutative rings 1957 [3]; BCI-algebra 2004 [7], lattice 2001 [1], MV-algebra 2010 [5], BL-algebra 2017 [1], residuated lattice 2016 [6] and recently greater interest has been developped in residuated multilattice, introduced by Maffeu et al [8]. The notion was further explored in the form of f -derivations on residuated multilattice by the same author.…”
This paper's primary goal, is to extend the study of (f, g)-derivation to residuated multilattices with some examples and to study the first properties. We study ideal (f, g)-derivation and investigate several of its properties.
This paper’s primary goal, is to extend the study of (f, g)-derivation to residuated multilattices with some examples and to study the first properties. We study ideal (f, g)- derivation and investigate several of its properties.
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