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The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra

This monograph introduces and explores the notions of a commutator equation and the equationally-defined commutator from the perspective of abstract algebraic logic.  An account of the commutator operation associated with equational deductive systems is presented, with an emphasis placed on logical...

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Autor principal: Czelakowski, Janusz
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: Springer 2015
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21200-5
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description This monograph introduces and explores the notions of a commutator equation and the equationally-defined commutator from the perspective of abstract algebraic logic.  An account of the commutator operation associated with equational deductive systems is presented, with an emphasis placed on logical aspects of the commutator for equational systems determined by quasivarieties of algebras.  The author discusses the general properties of the equationally-defined commutator, various centralization relations for relative congruences, the additivity and correspondence properties of the equationally-defined commutator, and its behavior in finitely generated quasivarieties. Presenting new and original research not yet considered in the mathematical literature, The Equationally-Defined Commutator will be of interest to professional algebraists and logicians, as well as graduate students and other researchers interested in problems of modern algebraic logic.
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spelling cern-21128962021-04-21T20:00:39Zdoi:10.1007/978-3-319-21200-5http://cds.cern.ch/record/2112896engCzelakowski, JanuszThe equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebraMathematical Physics and MathematicsThis monograph introduces and explores the notions of a commutator equation and the equationally-defined commutator from the perspective of abstract algebraic logic.  An account of the commutator operation associated with equational deductive systems is presented, with an emphasis placed on logical aspects of the commutator for equational systems determined by quasivarieties of algebras.  The author discusses the general properties of the equationally-defined commutator, various centralization relations for relative congruences, the additivity and correspondence properties of the equationally-defined commutator, and its behavior in finitely generated quasivarieties. Presenting new and original research not yet considered in the mathematical literature, The Equationally-Defined Commutator will be of interest to professional algebraists and logicians, as well as graduate students and other researchers interested in problems of modern algebraic logic.Springeroai:cds.cern.ch:21128962015
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The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra
title The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra
title_full The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra
title_fullStr The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra
title_full_unstemmed The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra
title_short The equationally-defined commutator: a study in equational logic and algebra
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