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nomadreid
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Can one call a linear order a lattice? If not...
I have problems putting together the three ideas
(1) the meets and joins of a lattice are unique, hence lattices must have discrete elements
(2) the truth values of a logic are arranged in a lattice
(3) there exist probability logics, whereby each truth value is a probability which can be any real number between 0 and 1, inclusive.
These three do not seem to fit together, so which one is wrong?
Thanks
I have problems putting together the three ideas
(1) the meets and joins of a lattice are unique, hence lattices must have discrete elements
(2) the truth values of a logic are arranged in a lattice
(3) there exist probability logics, whereby each truth value is a probability which can be any real number between 0 and 1, inclusive.
These three do not seem to fit together, so which one is wrong?
Thanks