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Pseudocomplement (¬a=a→0)

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The pseudocomplement of a is the greatest element disjoint from a. It need not satisfy a∨¬a=1. In a frame, double pseudocomplementation defines the Booleanization of a locale; its fixed elements are regular open elements.

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In mathematics, specifically in the field of lattice theory and order theory, a **pseudocomplement** is a concept that applies to certain types of lattices, specifically bounded lattices.
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