Characterizations of biselective operations
Abstract
Let X be a nonempty set and let i,j ∈ \1,2,3,4\. We say that a binary operation F:X2 X is (i,j)-selective if F(F(x1,x2),F(x3,x4))~=~F(xi,xj), for all x1,x2,x3,x4∈ X. In this paper we provide characterizations of the class of (i,j)-selective operations. We also investigate some subclasses by adding algebraic properties such as associativity or bisymmetry.
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