Incidence algebras are algebraic structures that encode combinatorial relationships between sets, particularly in the context of partially ordered sets (posets). They are defined over a field and consist of functions that represent the incidence relations between elements, facilitating the study of combinatorial properties and transformations within the poset framework.
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Incidence algebras are algebraic structures that encode combinatorial relationships between sets, particularly in the context of partially ordered sets (posets). They are defined over a field and consist of functions that represent the incidence relations between elements, facilitating the study of combinatorial properties and transformations within the poset framework.
The aim of this work is to study the incidence functions and the tensor product of two incidence algebras. We show that the tensor product of two incidence algebras is an incidence algebra. We believe that our result is true for... more
The aim of this work is to study the incidence functions and the tensor product of two incidence algebras. We show that the tensor product of two incidence algebras is an incidence algebra. We believe that our result is true for uncountable locally partial order sets. We present some examples of incidence functions. We study the Jacobson radical of the tensor product of the incidence algebras as well as when a tensor incidence algebra is an algebraic algebra over a field.