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Fuzzy Sets and Systems

Volume 382, 1 March 2020, Pages 98-109
Fuzzy Sets and Systems

The completions of multi-posets and quantum B-algebras

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Abstract

Multi-posets as the generalization of quantum B-algebras and partially ordered semigroups etc. were firstly introduced and studied by Rump. In this paper, we shall continue his work and investigate the completions of multi-posets and quantum B-algebras. Firstly, we introduce the notions of the (precoherent) completions of a multi-poset M and the (algebraic) consistent quantic nuclei on the power-set P(Mf) of the free semigroup of M, and prove that the (precoherent) completions of a multi-poset M is completely determined by the (algebraic) consistent quantic nuclei on P(Mf) up to isomorphism. Moreover, we give the concrete forms of the least and the largest standard (precoherent) completions and obtain the free quantale over a multi-poset in the category of multi-posets. Finally, when the completions and consistent quantic nuclei of multi-posets are applied to the cases of quantum B-algebras and partially ordered semigroups, several analogous results can also be obtained.

Introduction

Quantales were introduced by Mulvey in order to provide a lattice-theoretic framework for studying non-commutative spaces, as well as a constructive foundation for quantum mechanics (see [12]). Quantale theory has become an active research topic in the field of mathematics, theoretical computer science and logic and have been applied extensively to logic, enriched category, quantum domain, lattice-valued topology and lattice-valued algebra, etc. ([13], [19], [20], [24], [25]).

Based on the implications of quantales and other implicational algebras, Rump and Yang introduced the concept of quantum B-algebras. It was shown that quantum B-algebras provide a unified semantic for a wide class of substructural logics. Just as Rump said: “every implicational algebra is contained in a quantum B-algebra would not be too far from the truth”, quantum B-algebras indeed cover the majority of implicational algebras like BCK-algebras, residuated lattices, residuated ordered algebras, partially ordered groups, BL- and MV-algebras, effect algebras, and their non-commutative extensions. In recent years, Rump, Yang, Botur, Paseka, Han and Zhang et al. have studied the quantum B-algebras from various aspects (see [3], [8], [9], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [26]). Especially, Rump and Han constructed the injective hulls in the category of quantum B-algebras respectively. As we know, the injective hulls in the category of quantum B-algebras are unique up to isomorphism, and hence the above structures are actually isomorphic. Furthermore, Rump introduced the generic structure of multi-posets that admits an essential embedding into a quantale. When applied to non-commutative topology, the multi-posets can lead to a symmetric version of quantum spaces as a class of spatial quantales. Furthermore, it was also proved that the category of promonoidal posets is equivalent to the category of unital coherent multi-posets.

Just as complete lattices and quantales can be viewed as the completions of posets and partially ordered semigroups respectively, quantales can also be treated as the completions of multi-posets and quantum B-algebras. It is well known that the join-completions of a poset are completely determined by the consistent closure operators up to isomorphism and the Dedekind MacNeille completion of a poset X is not only the least standard completion of X but also the injective hull of X in the category of posets (see [1], [2]). In order to describe the revised semantic for intuitionistic linear logic, Larchey-Wendling and Galmiche introduced the concept of quantale completions of partially ordered monoids in [11]. Furthermore, similar to the work of Larchey-Wendling and Galmiche, Han and Zhao considered the concept of quantale completions of partially ordered semigroups, and proved that the quantale completions of a partially ordered semigroup S are completely determined by the consistent quantic nuclei on P(S) up to isomorphism (see [7]). The least and the largest consistent quantic nuclei on P(S) were also given in [7] and [23]. In this paper, we shall investigate the completions and consistent quantic nuclei of multi-posets and show that the completions of a multi-poset M are completely determined by the consistent quantic nuclei on P(Mf) up to isomorphism. Moreover, the concrete forms of the least and the largest standard completion of the multi-poset M are constructed, where the least standard completion of M is just the completion defined in [16] and the largest standard completion of M is the collection of so-called m-lower-sets of M. Finally, the related results for quantum B-algebras and partially ordered semigroups are also obtained.

Section snippets

Preliminaries

In this section, in order to make this paper as self-contained as possible, we shall recall some basic preliminary definitions needed in the sequel. For notions and concepts concerned, but not explained, please refer to [12], [14].

A partially ordered semigroup (posemigroup for short) consists of a semigroup (S,) and a partial order ≤ on S such that xy implies xzyz and zxzy, for all x,y,z in S. The posemigroup S is called a pomonoid if S has a unit, that is, there exists an element uS

The completions and consistent nuclei of multi-posets

In [16], quantales were proved to be the injective objects in the category mPos. In this section, we shall treat quantales as the completions of multi-posets and show that the completions of a multi-poset M are completely determined by the consistent quantic nuclei on P(Mf) up to isomorphism. Moreover, the least and the largest standard completion of a multi-poset are given. Let X denote the subsemigroup of a quantale (Q,,) generated by X. Then one can easily see that X={x1xn:x1,,xnX,

The precoherent completions of multi-posets

In the section, we shall introduce the concepts of the precoherent completion of a multi-poset M and the algebraic consistent quantic nucleus on P(Mf) and show that the precoherent completions of a multi-poset M are completely determined by the algebraic consistent quantic nuclei on P(Mf) up to isomorphism. Moreover, we also give the concrete forms of the least and the largest algebraic consistent quantic nuclei on P(Mf).

Definition 4.1

A completion (iQ,Q) of a multi-poset M is called precoherent if Q is a

The completions of quantum B-algebras and posemigroups

The following two examples can be found in [16], which will indicate that the categories qBAlg and PoSgr are both full subcategories of the category mPos of multi-posets.

Example 5.1

For a quantum B-algebra X, the relation x1xnx with x,x1,,xnX introduced in [4] and [17] are inductively defined as follows:x1xnxx1xn1xnx. Then X is a multi-poset with respect to the relation. Furthermore, one can show that the homomorphisms of quantum B-algebras can be characterized by the implication (1).

Example 5.2

Let (M,,)

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