employing the notions of the strong $l$-topology introduced by zhangand the $l$-frame introduced by yao  and the concept of $l$-enrichedtopological system defined in the present paper, we constructadjunctions among the categories {bf st$l$-top} of strong$l$-topological spaces, {bf s$l$-loc} of strict $l$-locales and{bf $l$-entopsys} of $l$-enriched topological systems. all of theseconcepts are ...

we show that the category of convergence approach spaces is a simultaneously reective and coreective subcategory of the category of latticevalued limit spaces. further we study the preservation of diagonal conditions, which characterize approach spaces. it is shown that the category of preapproach spaces is a simultaneously reective and coreective subcategory of the category of lattice-valued p...

In the present paper, we introduce topological notions defined by means of α-open sets when these are planted into the framework of Ying’s fuzzifying topological spaces (by Lukasiewicz logic in [0, 1]). We introduce T 0 −, T 1 −, T 2 (αHausdorff)-, T 3 (α-regular)and T 4 (αnormal)-separation axioms. Furthermore, the R 0− and R 1− separation axioms are studied and their relations with the T 1 − ...

The definition of $L$-fuzzy Q-convergence spaces is presented by Pang and Fang in 2011. However, Cartesian-closedness of the category of $L$-fuzzy Q-convergence spaces is not investigated. This paper focuses on Cartesian-closedness of the category of $L$-fuzzy Q-convergence spaces, and it is shown that  the category $L$-$mathbf{QFCS}$ of $L$-fuzzy Q-convergence spaces is Cartesian-closed.

the aim of this short note is to introduce the concepts of prime and semiprime ideals in ordered ag-groupoids with left identity. these concepts are related to the concepts of quasi-prime and quasi-semiprime ideals, play an important role in studying the structure of ordered ag-groupoids, so it seems to be interesting to study them.

We study a stochastic model of influence where agents have “yes” or “no” inclinations on some issue, and opinions may change due to mutual influence among the agents. Each agent independently aggregates the opinions of the other agents and possibly herself. We study influence processes modelled by ordered weighted averaging operators, which are anonymous: they only depend on how many agents sha...