Here, we define (semi)topological L-algebras and some related results are approved. Then deduce conditions that mention an L-algebra to be a semi-topological or topological check attributes of them. Chiefly, display in L, if (L, ↠, τ ) is {1} open set L bounded satisfies the double negation property, then (L,τ) L-algebra. Finally, construct discrete topology on quotient L-algebra, under suit- a...

This abstract is a summary of a lecture given at the Seminar of the Department of Logic and Methodology of Sciences, Wroc law University, 23 May 1985. The present work refers directly to the investigations of Buszkowski and Prucnal [1] and that of Esakia [2], generalizing their results. Our main representation theorem for co-diagonalizable algebras (Theorem 2) is obtained by application of cert...

In this paper, a certain new connectedness of L-fuzzy subsets inL-topological spaces is introduced and studied by means of preclosed sets. Itpreserves some fundamental properties of connected set in general topology.Especially the famous K. Fan’s Theorem holds.

Working within a complete not necessarily atomic Boolean algebra, we use a sublattice to define a topology on that algebra. Our operators generalize complement on a lattice which in turn abstracts the set theoretic operator. Less restricted than those of Banaschewski and Samuel, the operators exhibit some surprising behaviors. We consider properties of such lattices and their interrelations. Ma...

It is well-known that classical two-dimensional topological field theories are in one-to-one correspondence with commutative Frobenius algebras. An important extension of classical two-dimensional topological field theories is provided by open-closed two-dimensional topological field theories. In this paper we extend open-closed two-dimensional topological field theories to nonorientable surfac...

We introduce the notion of a half-ribbon Hopf algebra, which is a Hopf algebra H along with a distinguished element t ∈ H such that (H, R,C) is a ribbon Hopf algebra, where R = (t ⊗ t)∆(t) and C = t. The element t is closely related to the topological ‘half-twist’, which twists a ribbon by 180 degrees. We construct a functor from a topological category of ribbons with half-twists to the categor...