2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.fss.2012.11.019
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Skew residuated lattices

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“…Then the structure (R + , ≤, •, ÷, 0) is a commutative positive divisibility semiloop in the sense of Bosbach [2] (also see [10]), and hence, by [2,Prop. 2.11], it is the positive cone a linearly ordered commutative loop, for instance, of the linearly ordered commutative loop (R, ≤, •, ∼, 0) from Example 3.3.…”
Section: Lexicographic Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then the structure (R + , ≤, •, ÷, 0) is a commutative positive divisibility semiloop in the sense of Bosbach [2] (also see [10]), and hence, by [2,Prop. 2.11], it is the positive cone a linearly ordered commutative loop, for instance, of the linearly ordered commutative loop (R, ≤, •, ∼, 0) from Example 3.3.…”
Section: Lexicographic Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Residuated lattices, introduced by Ward and Dilworth in [17], are a common structure among algebras associated with logical systems. Chajda et.al introduced a non-commutative generalization of the residuated lattice and called it skew residuated lattice [3]. Another non-commutative generalization of the residuated lattice is given by residuum on the skew lattice which is called residuated skew lattice [2,18].…”
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“…A good candidate for this purpose could be the so-called skew residuated lattice introduced by the author and J. Krňávek in [6]. However, a certain modification is necessary.…”
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