Congruence amalgamation of lattices
George Grätzer, Harry Lakser, Friedrich Wehrung
Abstract
J. Tuma proved an interesting "congruence amalgamation" result. We are generalizing and providing an alternate proof for it. We then provide applications of this result: --A.P. Huhn proved that every distributive algebraic lattice D with at most \1 compact elements can be represented as the congruence lattice of a lattice L. We show that L can be constructed as a locally finite relatively complemented lattice with zero. --We find a large class of lattices, the ω-congruence-finite lattices, that contains all locally finite countable lattices, in which every lattice has a relatively complemented congruence-preserving extension.
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