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A structural characterization of non-Arguesian lattices

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00367423
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On the word problem for the modular lattice with four free generators
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The class of arguesian lattices is self-dual
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The structure of non-Arguesian lattices
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Representations of primary Arguesian lattices
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The amalgamation property in equational classes of modular lattices
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The Imbedding Problem for Modular Lattices
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On the representation of lattices
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Modular lattices and Desargues' theorem
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Arguesian Lattices of Dimension $n\leqq 4$.

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The Role of Gluing Constructions in Modular Lattice Theory
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Gluings of modular lattices
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Obituary: A. Alan Day
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Small non-Arguesian lattices
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Alan Day's work on modular and Arguesian lattices
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A perspective on algebraic representations of lattices
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Directions in lattice theory
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J�nsson's contributions to lattice theory
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Non-Arguesian configurations and gluings of modular lattices
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Tribute to Bjarni Jónsson
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Pappian implies Arguesian for modular lattices
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