On algebras whose congruences have a class that is a subuniverse

We study algebras and varieties where every non-trivial congruence has some class being a non-trivial subuniverse of the algebra in question. Then we focus on algebras where this non-trivial class is a unique non-singleton class of a congruence. In particular, we investigate Rees algebras, pseudo-Rees algebras and algebras having the one-block property. Many examples are included. At the end, we will also deal with quotient algebras.

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Miskolc mathematical notes/Mathematical notes
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.18514/mmn.2025.4526
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Advanced Algebra and Logic
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On algebras whose congruences have a class that is a subuniverse

Ivan Chajda, Helmut Länger
Miskolc mathematical notes/Mathematical notes
Advanced Algebra and Logic
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On algebras whose congruences have a class that is a subuniverse

Ivan Chajda, Helmut Länger
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Abstract

We study algebras and varieties where every non-trivial congruence has some class being a non-trivial subuniverse of the algebra in question. Then we focus on algebras where this non-trivial class is a unique non-singleton class of a congruence. In particular, we investigate Rees algebras, pseudo-Rees algebras and algebras having the one-block property. Many examples are included. At the end, we will also deal with quotient algebras.

Miskolc mathematical notes/Mathematical notesVol. 26(1)
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Advanced Algebra and Logic
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