This short article is the first my public writing where I introduce the concept of multidimensional funcoid which I am investigating now. But the main purpose of this article is to formulate a conjecture (see below). This is the shortest possible writing…
read moreMy research of n-ary funcoids is stalled now, as I am (yet) unable to solve certain problem. I posted a special version of this problem to MathOverflow. Please help me to solve this open problem. It is a very important problem.
read moreI am now developing a theory of generalization of funcoids, n-ary (multi)funcoids (where n is a set). Previously I was going to make first theory of finitary multifuncoids that is the case when n is finite, because there were some complexities with…
read moreI updated online article “Pointfree Funcoids” from “preliminary draft” to just “draft”. This means that it was somehow checked for errors and ready for you to read. (No 100% warranty against errors however.) Having finished with that draft the way is now…
read moreMy draft article Pointfree Funcoids was not yet thoroughly checked for errors. However at this stage of the draft I expect that there are no big errors there only possible little errors. Familiarize yourself with Algebraic General Topology.
read moreI updated the draft of my article “Pointfree Funcoids” at my Algebraic General Topology site. The new version of the article defines pointfree funcoids differently than before: Now a pointfree funcoid may have different posets as its source and destination. So pointfree…
read moreI put on the Web the first preliminary draft of my article “Pointfree Funcoids”. It seems that pointfree funcoids is a useful tool to research n-ary (multidimensional as opposed to binary) funcoids which in turn is a useful tool to research operations…
read moreYesterday I wrote that I next thing which I will research are n-ary funcoids and n-ary reloids. It seems that (n+m)-ary funcoid can be split into a funcoid acting from n-ary funcoids to m-ary funcoids (similarly to (n+m)-ary relation can be split…
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