2-affine complete algebras need not be affine complete

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Description

Given a finite algebra A, we study the clone Comp (A) of all congruence preserving functions on A, and the clone Pol (A) of all polynomial functions on A. We call an algebra n-affine complete iff every n-ary congruence preserving function is polynomial. For each k in N, we exhibit an algebra that is k-affine complete, but not (k+1)-affine complete. However, as a consequence of a Theorem by J. Hagemann and Chr. Herrmann, we know that if each homomorphic image of a finite algebra A in a congruence permutable variety is 2-affine complete, then A is k-affine complete for all k in N.
Period24 Jul 2002
Event titleUniversal Algebra and Lattice Theory (Dedicated to the 70th birthday of B. Csakany)
Event typeConference
LocationHungaryShow on map

Fields of science

  • 101013 Mathematical logic
  • 101001 Algebra
  • 101 Mathematics
  • 102031 Theoretical computer science
  • 101005 Computer algebra