Universal Algebra and Lattice Theory : Proceedings of a Conference held at Charleston, July 11-14, 1984
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Universal algebra and lattice theory, proceedings of a conference held at Charleston, July 11-14, 1984, edited by Stephen D. Comer, 1985, Berlin [etc.], Springer-Verlag, 1 volume (VI-282 pages), Lecture notes in mathematics, 0-387-15691-7 • Universal Algebra and Lattice Theory, Texte imprimé, 9783662195475 |
Obsah:
- Universal terms for pseudo-complemented distributive lattices and Heyting algebras
- Clones of operations on relations
- Separation conditions on convexity lattices
- Some independence results in the co-ordinization of arguesian lattices
- Unary operations on completely distributive complete lattices
- Connected components of the covering relation in free lattices
- Varieties with linear subalgebra geometries
- Generalized commutativity
- The word and isomorphism problems in universal algebra
- Linear lattice proof theory: An overview
- Interpolation antichains in lattices
- Subdirectly irreducible and simple boolean algebras with endomorphisms
- A note on varieties of graph algebras
- How to construct finite algebras which are not finitely based
- Finite integral relation algebras
- Some varieties of semidistributive lattices
- Homomorphisms of partial and of complete steiner triple systems and quasigroups
- Principal congruence formulas in arithmetical varieties
- From affine to projective geometry via convexity
- More conditions equivalent to congruence modularity.