Strongly Solid Varieties in Many-Sorted Algebras
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v9i4.972Keywords:
many-sorted algebra, i-sorted $\Sigma$-generalized hypersubstitution, i-sorted $\Sigma$-algebras, $\Sigma$-terms, $\Sigma_identity$Abstract
In this paper, we apply the general theory of conjugate pairs of additive closure operators to characterize the strongly solid variety which is extended from one-sorted algebras to many-sorted algebras. Moreover, we give the concept of \(V\)-normal form which is useful for testing the strongly solid variety in many-sorted algebra.Downloads
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