Titlebook: Universal Algebra; P. M. Cohn Book 1981 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1981 algebra.category theory.field.lie algebra.li

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Relational Structures and Models,e it turns out that operations may be obtained as a special case. Furthermore, in writing down the definition of particular structures it may be necessary to use inequalities as well as equations. This is made possible by introducing logical connectives, and it leads to the consideration of classes of algebras other than varieties.

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Varieties,products. Conversely, the algebras of any residual category admitting homomorphic images form a variety. Thus most of the results of Chapter III apply to varieties; in addition, there are a number of features special to varieties, which also are discussed briefly.

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Category Theory and Universal Algebra,these categories can be described by a self-dual set of axioms, and it is an interesting task to push the description in terms of self-dual axioms as far as possible. There is also the practical advantage that any result obtained as a consequence of these axioms may immediately be dualized.

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Sets and Mappings,f these sets, or between different sets, while the nature of the objects is entirely immaterial. A simplification can be achieved by considering only objects which are themselves sets. At first sight this appears to lead to a vicious circle, but the difficulty may be resolved by beginning with the e

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Algebraic Structures,the notions introduced for sets, such as subset, mapping, equivalence, have analogues for algebras, namely subalgebra, homomorphism, congruence. The mapping theorems of I.3 then correspond to the isomorphism theorems, which are probably best known in the case of groups. The analogy is less complete

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Free Algebras,ass, which are essentially determined by the cardinal of a free generating set. These are the . of algebras, which form the subject of Chapter IV, but free algebras are also of importance in more general situations, and we therefore devote a chapter to the study of properties of free algebras which