An alternative axiomatic presentation of Nelson algebras
Abstract
Nelson algebras are defined in [Diana Brignole and Ant\'onio Monteiro. Caract\'erisation des alg\`ebres de Nelson par des \'egalit\'es. I, II. Proc. Japan Acad., 43:279--283; 284--285, 1967.] in terms of the language ,,,,1. In 1962, Diana Brignole [Diana Brignole. Axiomatizaci\'on de un N-reticulado. Revista de la Uni\'on Matem\'atica Argentina, XXI(3):147--148, 1965.], solved the problem proposed by Antonio Monteiro, of giving an axiomatization of Nelson algebras in terms of the connectives →tail, and the constant 0= 1. In this work, we present for the first time a complete proof of this fact, and also show the dependence and independence of some of the axioms proposed by Brignole.
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