
AbstractIn this note, it is shown that, given a π ‐institution ℐ = 〈Sign, SEN, C 〉, with N a category of natural transformations on SEN, every theory family T of ℐ includes a unique largest theory system $ \overleftarrow T $ of ℐ. $ \overleftarrow T $ satisfies the important property that its N ‐Leibniz congruence system always includes that of T . As a consequence, it is shown, on the one hand, that the relation ΩN ($ \overleftarrow T $) = ΩN (T ) characterizes N ‐protoalgebraicity inside the class of N ‐prealgebraic π ‐institutions and, on the other, that all N ‐Leibniz theory families associated with theory families of a protoalgebraic π ‐institution ℐ are in fact N ‐Leibniz theory systems. (© 2006 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)
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lattice of theories, Leibniz theory systems, equivalent institutions, protoalgebraic logics, Leibniz operator, algebraic logic, algebraizable logics, prealgebraicity, equivalent deductive systems, algebraizable institutions, Categorical logic, topoi, protoalgebraicity
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