
<p>This paper mainly discusses the problems raised in Kalmbach's book: When are the $ p $-ideals of an irreducible orthomodular lattice well ordered under set inclusion? We give three classes of orthomodular lattices whose $ p $-ideals set is a chain under set inclusion. Furthermore, this article also provides a sufficient and necessary condition for the $ p $-ideals set of orthomodular lattices to be a chain under set inclusion from the perspective of $ L $-algebras, which gives a new point to solve the questions. Moveover, we also give some characterizations about central elements of orthomodular lattice.</p>
$ om $-$ l $-algebras, QA1-939, well ordered, orthomodular lattices, $ l $-ideals, Mathematics, $ p $-ideals
$ om $-$ l $-algebras, QA1-939, well ordered, orthomodular lattices, $ l $-ideals, Mathematics, $ p $-ideals
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