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Maximally independent sets, minimal generating sets, and irreducibles

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    Bernard P. Zeigler

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Work supported by National Science Foundation Grant No. GJ-29989X.

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Zeigler, B.P. Maximally independent sets, minimal generating sets, and irreducibles. Math. Systems Theory 8, 176–181 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01762188

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