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Volume 79, Issue 1, March 2018

ISSN: 0002-5240 (Print) 1420-8911 (Online)

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(15 articles)

OriginalPaper

On Boolean ranges of Banaschewski functions

Samuel Mokris, Pavel Ruzicka

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OriginalPaper

Representation of real Riesz maps on a strong f-ring by prime elements of a frame

Akbar Ali EstajL Abolghasem Karimi FeizabadL Batool Emamverdi

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Sup-algebra completions and injective hulls of ordered algebras

Changchun Xia, Bin Zhao

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Canonical extensions of bounded archimedean vector lattices

Guram BezhanishvilL Patrick J. Morandi. Bruce Olberding

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Article: 12

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Pseudocomplementation and minimal prime ideals in semirings

Peyman Nasehpour

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The lattice of convexities of partial monounary algebras

Miroslava Cernegová, Danica Jakubíková-Studenovská

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Article: 10

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Characterizing fully principal congruence representable distributive lattices

Gábor Czédli

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