
doi: 10.1007/bf01187556
The author establishes a fairly wide class of discriminator varieties with undecidable theories. The result generalizes the most important example, namely, the variety \(CA_ 1\) of monadic algebras.
bounded Boolean power, discriminator varieties, Equational logic, Mal'tsev conditions, undecidable theories, Products, amalgamated products, and other kinds of limits and colimits, Undecidability and degrees of sets of sentences, monadic algebras, hereditarily undecidable
bounded Boolean power, discriminator varieties, Equational logic, Mal'tsev conditions, undecidable theories, Products, amalgamated products, and other kinds of limits and colimits, Undecidability and degrees of sets of sentences, monadic algebras, hereditarily undecidable
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