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We propose two convolution operations on the set of functions between two bounded lattices and investigate the algebraic structure they constitute, in particular the lattice laws they satisfy. Each of these laws requires the restriction to a specific subset of functions, such as normal, idempotent or convex functions. Combining all individual results, we identify the maximal subsets of functions resulting in a bounded lattice, and show this result to be equivalent to the distributivity of the lattice acting as domain of the functions. Furthermore, these lattices turn out to be distributive as well. Additionally, we show that for the larger subset of idempotent functions, although not satisfying the absorption laws, the convolution operations satisfy the Birkhoff equation.
This work has been supported by the Research Services of the Universidad Publica de Navarra, and by the research project TIN2016-77356-P from MINECO, AEI/FEDER, UE.
Fuzzy lattices (soft algebras) and related topics, Algebra, Convolution operations, Structure and representation theory of distributive lattices, Lattice, algebra, convolution operations, Structure theory of lattices, lattice
Fuzzy lattices (soft algebras) and related topics, Algebra, Convolution operations, Structure and representation theory of distributive lattices, Lattice, algebra, convolution operations, Structure theory of lattices, lattice
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