Right‐Continuous Mappings and Fuzzy Ideals

ABSTRACT We introduce the concept of right‐continuous mappings from [0,1) to the power set of finite elements in a complete semilattice and define a closure operator on the set of right‐continuous mappings. We show that the lattice of fuzzy ideals on the semilattice of finite elements is isomorphic to the lattice of closed elements concerning the closure operator. Furthermore, we give equivalent conditions for regular closure operators on the set of right‐continuous mappings to be quasi‐algebraic. Finally, we prove the lattice of fuzzy ideals on the set of finite elements in an algebraic semilattice is subdirectly embedded into the product of copies of the semilattice, and show the subdirect embedding has a universal mapping property.

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Mathematical logic quarterly
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2026-03-21
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https://doi.org/10.1002/malq.70018
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Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
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Right‐Continuous Mappings and Fuzzy Ideals

Takashi Kuraoka
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Right‐Continuous Mappings and Fuzzy Ideals

Takashi Kuraoka
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ABSTRACT We introduce the concept of right‐continuous mappings from [0,1) to the power set of finite elements in a complete semilattice and define a closure operator on the set of right‐continuous mappings. We show that the lattice of fuzzy ideals on the semilattice of finite elements is isomorphic to the lattice of closed elements concerning the closure operator. Furthermore, we give equivalent conditions for regular closure operators on the set of right‐continuous mappings to be quasi‐algebraic. Finally, we prove the lattice of fuzzy ideals on the set of finite elements in an algebraic semilattice is subdirectly embedded into the product of copies of the semilattice, and show the subdirect embedding has a universal mapping property.

Mathematical logic quarterlyVol. 72(2)
Tokyo University of Information Sciences (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
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