Formal Ordinal Sums of Triangular Norms on Modular Lattices

The formal ordinal sums of t-norms on the bounded lattice is defined by Saminger, but the formal ordinal sum need not be a t-norm. Hence, she provides a necessary and sufficient condition such that the formal ordinal sum is a t-norm indeed. In this paper, we first give several conditions that are equivalent to Saminger’s condition. Secondly, we prove that there is a largest sublattice containing all the pairwise non-overlapped subintervals such that the formal ordinal sum is a t-norm on this sublattice when the bounded lattice is modular.

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Mathematics
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2026-03-23
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math14061084
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Advanced Algebra and Logic
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Formal Ordinal Sums of Triangular Norms on Modular Lattices

Yan Luo
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Formal Ordinal Sums of Triangular Norms on Modular Lattices

Yan Luo
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Abstract

The formal ordinal sums of t-norms on the bounded lattice is defined by Saminger, but the formal ordinal sum need not be a t-norm. Hence, she provides a necessary and sufficient condition such that the formal ordinal sum is a t-norm indeed. In this paper, we first give several conditions that are equivalent to Saminger’s condition. Secondly, we prove that there is a largest sublattice containing all the pairwise non-overlapped subintervals such that the formal ordinal sum is a t-norm on this sublattice when the bounded lattice is modular.

MathematicsVol. 14(6)
Chengdu University of Information Technology (CN), Chengdu University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Advanced Algebra and Logic
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