in this paper, for a complete lattice l, we introduce interval-valued l-fuzzy ideal (prime ideal) of a near-ring which is an extended notion of fuzzy ideal (prime ideal) of a near-ring. some characterization and properties are discussed.

This paper focuses on the relationship between an $L$-subset and the system of level-elements induced by it, where the underlying lattice $L$ is a complete residuated lattice and the domain set of $L$-subset is an $L$-partially ordered set $(X,P)$. Firstly, we obtain the sufficient and necessary condition that an $L$-subset is represented by its system of level-elements. Then, a new representat...

We believe that the study of the notions of universal algebra modelled in an arbitarry topos rather than in the category of sets provides a deeper understanding of the real features of the algebraic notions. [2], [3], [4], [S], [6], [7], [13], [14] are some examples of this approach. The lattice Id(L) of ideals of a lattice L (in the category of sets) is an important ingredient of the categ...

We define and study classification systems in an arbitrary CJgenerated complete lattice L. Introducing a partial order among the classification systems of L, we obtain a complete lattice denoted by Cls(L). By using the elements of the classification systems, another lattice is also constructed: the box lattice B(L) of L. We show that B(L) is an atomistic complete lattice, moreover Cls(L)=Cls(B(...

It is well known that the only simple distributive lattice is the twoelement chain. We can generalize the concept of a simple lattice to complete lattices as follows: a complete lattice is complete-simple if it has only the two trivial complete congruences. In this paper we show the existence of infinite complete-simple distributive lattices. “COMPLETE-SIMPLE” DISTRIBUTIVE LATTICES G. GRÄTZER A...

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...