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The Kurosh-Ore exchange property
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Matchings and radon transforms in lattices. I. Consistent lattices
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Subdirect decomposition of concept lattices
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Meet-distributive lattices and the anti-exchange closure
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Matchings for linearly indecomposable modular lattices
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Geometries on partially ordered sets
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On the enumeration of self-dual codes
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Decomposition Theory for Nonsemimodular Lattices
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The Impact of Dilworth’s Work on Semimodular Lattices on the Kurosch-Ore Theorem
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A converse to the Kurosh-Ore theorem
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On forbidden configurations for strong posets
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Consistent lattices and Steinitz spaces
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The Lattice of Compatible Quasiorders of Acyclic Monounary Algebras
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Strongness in semimodular lattices
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On the covering graph of balanced lattices
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Consistent dually semimodular lattices
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Graph Automorphisms and Cells of Lattices
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Interval Decomposition Lattices are Balanced
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On Generalization of Modular Lattices
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On centrally symmetric graphs
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Decompositions in lattices and some representations of algebras
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