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On G. Grätzer's problem concerning automorphisms of a finitely presented lattice
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Lattice Theory: First Concepts and Distributive Lattices.
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Free and Finitely Presented Lattices
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Geometrical applications in modular lattices
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The Shifting Lemma and shifting lattice identities
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The ring of an outer von Neumann frame in modular lattices
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Finitely Presented Lattices
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Projective Geometries as Projective Modular Lattices
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The Variety of Modular Lattices is Not Generated by its Finite Members
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On the Arithmetic of Projective Coordinate Systems
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On the number of atoms in three-generated lattices
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