$n$-dimensional Observables on $k$-Perfect MV-Algebras and $k$-Perfect Effect Algebras. II. One-to-one Correspondence
Anatolij Dvure\v{c}enskij, Dominik Lachman

TL;DR
This paper extends the theory of $n$-dimensional observables and spectral resolutions on lexicographic quantum structures, establishing a one-to-one correspondence and exploring their properties and applications in perfect MV-algebras and effect algebras.
Contribution
It develops a multidimensional framework for observables and spectral resolutions on $k$-perfect MV-algebras and effect algebras, generalizing previous one-dimensional results.
Findings
Established a one-to-one correspondence between $n$-dimensional observables and spectral resolutions.
Analyzed characteristic points in multidimensional spectral resolutions.
Applied results to joint observables and sums of $n$-dimensional observables.
Abstract
The paper is a continuation of the research on a one-to-one correspondence between -dimensional spectral resolutions and -dimensional observables on lexicographic types of quantum structures which started in \cite{DvLa4}. In Part I, we presented the main properties of -dimensional spectral resolutions and observables, and we deeply studied characteristic points which are crucial for our study. In present Part II, there is a main body of our research. We investigate a one-to-one correspondence between -dimensional observables and -dimensional spectral resolutions with values in a kind of a lexicographic form of quantum structures like perfect MV-algebras or perfect effect algebras. The multidimensional version of this problem is more complicated than a one-dimensional one because if our algebraic structure is -perfect for , then even for the two-dimensional case of…
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