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IJSTR >> Volume 8 - Issue 9, September 2019 Edition



International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research

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ISSN 2277-8616



The Characteristics Of Partial Lattices And Irreducibility Of Measurable Functions On Partial Lattice

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AUTHOR(S)

Y.V.Seshagiri Rao, D.V.S.R.Anil Kumar

 

KEYWORDS

complete measure, locally measurable lattice, saturated, meet irreducible, join irreducible.

 

ABSTRACT

By defining the principal meanings of locally-measurable lattice, complete-measure, saturated-lattice measure, we demonstrates that each lattice measure space can be incorporated into a complete-lattice measure space also set up an outcome that If ɲ is lattice sigma-finite measure then it is saturated. Also provides the definitions of join (meet) irreducibility of an element of a partial lattice, measurable function on a partial lattice and proves the join (meet) of two measurable functions defined on partial lattice is measurable, the set of all real-valued measurable functions is a vector space as well as lattice. The main object of this paper is if {hn} is an increasing(decreasing) sequence of join(meet) irreducible measurable functions on a partial measurable lattice space (H, B ̅, ɲ) then their join(meet) is join(meet) irreducible measurable function.

 

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