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The first axiom system for the algebras corresponding to the many-valued logic of Post [1921] was given by Rosenbloom [1924], who called them Post algebras. Ever since then Post algebras and their generalizations have been intensively studied; see e.g. Serfati [1973b], Balbes and Dwinger [1974], Rasiowa [1974], Boicescu, Filipoiu, Georgescu and Rudeanu [1991] and the literature quoted therein.

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Rudeanu, S. (2001). Post algebras. In: Lattice Functions and Equations. Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0241-0_5

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