Article
Keywords:
radical class; atom; unique covering question; quasi-complement radical class; $\sigma $-homogeneous
Summary:
It is proved that a radical class $\sigma $ of lattice-ordered groups has exactly one cover if and only if it is an intersection of some $\sigma $-complement radical class and the big atom over $\sigma $.
References:
[1] J. Jakubík:
Radical mappings and radical classes of lattice ordered groups. Sympos. Math. 21 (1977), 451–477.
MR 0491397
[2] J. Jakubík:
Radical subgroups of lattice ordered groups. Czechoslovak Math. J. 36(111) (1986), 285–297.
MR 0831316
[3] Y. Zhang:
Unique covering on radical classes of $\ell $-groups. Czechoslovak Math. J. 45(120) (1995), 435–441.
MR 1344508 |
Zbl 0841.06016