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Reversible Lattice Structures, done by utilizing the new reversible binary and multiple-valued Shannon primitives that were introduced in Theorem 5.1, and the use of the process of permutation of cofactors that resulted from the new reversible Shannon primitives. The new idea in this Chapt. is: