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Keywords:
Stone ordered set; prime ideal; distributive pseudocomplemented ordered set; $l$-ideal
Summary:
A distributive pseudocomplemented set $S$ [2] is called Stone if for all $a\in S$ the condition $LU(a^*,a^{**})=S$ holds. It is shown that in a finite case $S$ is Stone iff the join of all distinct minimal prime ideals of $S$ is equal to $S$.
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