On the Equational Base of SMB Algebras
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MESTD| Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Republic of Serbia, Grant no. 451-03-68/2020-14/200125 (University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Science)
Petar Đapić; Sara Bačević; Fedor Kovačević;
On the Equational Base of SMB Algebras
The “semilattices of Mal’cev blocks”, for short SMB algebras, were defined by A. Bulatov. In a recently accepted paper by P. Đapić, P. Marković, R. McKenzie, and A. Prokić, the class of all SMB algebras and its subclass of regular SMB algebras were proved to be varieties of algebras. In this paper, we find an equational base of the first variety and simplify the previously known equational base of the second variety.
variety, QA1-939, finite axiomatizability; variety, finite axiomatizability, Mathematics
variety, QA1-939, finite axiomatizability; variety, finite axiomatizability, Mathematics
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