In previous texts 
  (e.g. [1]),
  we defined 
  bit table sets
   and their 
  bit table algebras
  and their 
  bit table algebras
   .
  Each one was fixed in the sense that carrier A and degree k were constants in the given context. We now ask for possibilities to define mixed algebras, in particular on
.
  Each one was fixed in the sense that carrier A and degree k were constants in the given context. We now ask for possibilities to define mixed algebras, in particular on 
  
 for all subsets S of A
       for all subsets S of A
     ,
       for all degrees k
,
       for all degrees k
     ,
       for all subsets S of A and all degrees k
,
       for all subsets S of A and all degrees k
    
  Similar to these versions of bit table algebras, we try to generalize the different "fixed" hyper-propositional formula algebras 
   by defining a mixed hyper-propositional formula algebra F(A).
  by defining a mixed hyper-propositional formula algebra F(A).
... is under construction ...
[1] Hyper-propositional logic: Summarized overview of its syntax and semantics