Structured theorems for relatively complemented lattices

Representations of Relatively Complemented Modular Lattices

Introduction. A module over a ring will be said to be locally projective if and only if every finitely generated submodule is projective. As will be shown (7.14), it readily follows from known facts that if M is a locally projective module over a regular ring R, then the set L(M, R) of all finitely generated submodules of M is a relatively complemented modular lattice. This paper is concerned w...

A note on supermodular sublattices in finite relatively complemented lattices

A sublattice in a lattice is called supermodular if, for every two elements, one of which belongs to the sublattice, at least one of their meet and join also belongs to the sublattice. In this note, we describe supermodular sublattices in products of relatively complemented lattices.

Modal operators for meet-complemented lattices

Balanced D-lattices Are Complemented *

We characterize d-lattices as those bounded lattices in which every maximal filter/ideal is prime, and we show that a d-lattice is complemented iff it is balanced iff all prime filters/ideals are maximal.

κ-Complete Uniquely Complemented Lattices

We show that for any infinite cardinal κ , every complete lattice where each element has at most one complement can be regularly embedded into a uniquely complemented κ-complete lattice. This regular embedding preserves all joins and meets, in particular it preserves the bounds of the original lattice. As a corollary, we obtain that every lattice where each element has at most one complement ca...