Explores ideals in unbounded hoops, highlighting their properties and implications for Wajsberg hoops.
This paper extends the study of ideals from bounded hoops to the more general setting of unbounded hoops, with a particular focus on Wajsberg hoops and totally ordered hoops. We introduce a new binary operation, ⊞, which plays a central role in this generalization, and investigate its fundamental properties. We provide various examples of ideals and show that every ideal I of a Wajsberg hoop H can be expressed as the union of a family of ideals of bounded Wajsberg hoops. As a result, each ideal is naturally associated with a filter on the Wajsberg hoop. We then examine ideals in ordinal sums of hoops and introduce a key property, denoted by (P*), which proves essential in characterizing ideals in totally ordered hoops.
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