Injective envelopes of transition systems and Ferrers languages

07/04/2019
by   Mustapha Kabil, et al.
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We consider reflexive and involutive transition systems over an ordered alphabet A equipped with an involution. We give a description of the injective envelope of any two-element set in terms of Galois lattice, from which we derive a test of its finiteness. Our description leads to the notion of Ferrers language.

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