Noetherian Lattices

Christoph Schwarzweller

University of Tuebingen

Summary.

In this article we define noetherian and co-noetherian lattices and show how some properties concerning upper and lower neighbours, irreducibility and density can be improved when restricted to these kinds of lattices. In addition we define atomic lattices.

MML Identifier: LATTICE6

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