What is modal logic

Convex bodies: the brunn–minkowski theory

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Applications of fuzzy sets to systems analysis

As a noncommutative generalization of effect algebras, we introduce pseudoeffect algebras and list some of their basic properties. For the purpose of a structure theory, we further define several kinds of Riesz-like properties for pseudoeffect algebras and show how they are interrelated.

Pseudoeffect Algebras. I. Basic Properties

This paper is the continuation of the previous paper by Dvurecenskij and Vetterlein (2001), Int J Theor Phys 40(3) We show that any pseudoeffect algebra fulfilling a certain property of Riesz type is representable by a unit interval of some (not necessarily Abelian) partially ordered group The relation of pseudoeffect to pseudo-MV algebras is made clear, and the &ell-group representation theorem for the latter structure is re-proved

Pseudoeffect Algebras. II. Group Representations

We study congruences on pseudoeffect algebras, which were recently introduced as a non-commutative generalization of effect algebras. We introduce ideals for these algebras and give a sufficient condition for an ideal to determine a congruence. Furthermore, states on pseudoeffect algebras are considered. It is shown that any interval pseudoeffect algebra maps homomorphically into an effect algebra whose states are in a one-to-one correspondence to the states of the original algebra.

Congruences and States on Pseudoeffect Algebras

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Fuzzy Arden Syntax: A fuzzy programming language for medicine

We systemize a number of algebras that are especially known in the field of quantum structures and that in particular arise from the positive cones of partially ordered groups. Generalized effect algebras, generalized difference posets, cone algebras, commutative BCK-algebras with the relative cancellation property, and positive minimal clans are included in the text. All these structures are conveniently characterizable as special cases of generalized pseudoeffect algebras, which we introduced in a previous paper. We establish the exact relations between all mentioned structures, thereby adding new structures whenever necessary to make the scheme of order complete. Generalized pseudoeffect algebras were under certain conditions proved to be representable by means of a po-group. From this fact, we will easily establish representation theorems for all of the structures included in discussion.

Thomas Vetterlein

Papers

Pseudoeffect Algebras. I. Basic Properties

Pseudoeffect Algebras. II. Group Representations

Congruences and States on Pseudoeffect Algebras

Fuzzy Arden Syntax: A fuzzy programming language for medicine

Algebras in the Positive Cone of po-Groups