A draft about multifuncoids

I put online a rough preliminary draft about multifuncoids, a generalization of funcoids. It contains a few definitions, and theorems. Probably the most interesting thing in it is what I call graph-composition of multifuncoids. The draft contains several open problems.

“Upgrading a Multifuncoid” article upgraded

Now my article Upgrading a Multifuncoid is updated. The main change is that it now contains the conjecture “Upgrading a completary multifuncoid is a completary multifuncoid” (see the article for an exact formulation).

Product of two funcoids and product of two funcoids

I’ve put online an article (PDF, a partial draft) where I define product of two morphisms for certain categories. (Such products are pointfree funcoids.) Particularly it is defined product of two funcoids and product of two reloids. It is a more mature version of a draft I put online previously.

Some new theorems

I added the following theorems to Funcoids and Reloids article. The theorems are simple to prove but are surprising, as do something similar to inverting a binary relation which is generally neither monovalued nor injective. Proposition Let $latex f$, $latex g$, $latex h$ are binary relations. Then $latex g \circ f \not\asymp h \Leftrightarrow g […]

Micronization – the first attempt to define

This is my first attempt to define micronization. Definition Let $latex f$ is a binary relation between sets $latex A$ and $latex B$. micronization $latex \mu (f)$ of $latex f$ is the complete funcoid defined by the formula (for every $latex x \in A$) $latex \left\langle \mu (f) \right\rangle \left\{ x \right\} = \bigcap \left\{ […]

Product funcoids – a first messy draft

Product funcoids [outdated link remove] (not a math article but a messy collection of unproved and not exactly formulated statements). This is my first attempt to define product funcoids. There is needed yet much work to rewrite it as a rigorous math text.

The first problem in the chain is solved

I solved the first problem from this blog post (see Funcoids and Reloids article for a solution). It opens the path for solving several other open problems which seem to be its consequences.

Path for solving my open problems

I will outline which open problems follow from other open problems. In this post I don’t enter into gory details how to prove these implications, because these are useless without a prior proof of the main premise. I write these notes just not to be forgotten. It seems that from the first conjecture here follows […]

Two new conjectures

Conjecture If $latex a\times^{\mathsf{RLD}} b\subseteq(\mathsf{RLD})_{\mathrm{in}} f$ then $latex a\times^{\mathsf{FCD}} b\subseteq f$ for every funcoid $latex f$ and atomic f.o. $latex a$ and $latex b$ on the source and destination of $latex f$ correspondingly. A stronger conjecture: Conjecture If $latex \mathcal{A}\times^{\mathsf{RLD}} \mathcal{B}\subseteq(\mathsf{RLD})_{\mathrm{in}} f$ then $latex \mathcal{A}\times^{\mathsf{FCD}} \mathcal{B}\subseteq f$ for every funcoid $latex f$ and $latex \mathcal{A}\in\mathfrak{F}(\mathrm{Src}\,f)$, […]