Abstract
An involutive residuated lattice (IRL) is a lattice-ordered monoid possessing residual operations and a dualizing element. We show that a large class of self-dual lattices may be endowed with an IRL structure, and give examples of lattices which fail to admit IRLs with natural algebraic conditions. A classification of all IRLs based on the modular lattices M n is provided.
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