A Variety Where the Set of Subalgebras of Finite Simple Algebras is Not Recursive
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A Variety Where the Set of Subalgebras of Finite Simple Algebras is Not Recursive
We construct a finitely based variety of algebras with two binary operations where the set of subalgebras of finite simple algebras is not recursive.
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finite simple algebras, binary operations, Word problems (aspects of algebraic structures), unsolvability of algorithmic problems, finitely based variety of algebras, subalgebras, Word problems, etc. in computability and recursion theory
finite simple algebras, binary operations, Word problems (aspects of algebraic structures), unsolvability of algorithmic problems, finitely based variety of algebras, subalgebras, Word problems, etc. in computability and recursion theory
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