On the universal theory of the free pseudocomplemented distributive lattice

It is shown that the universal theory of the free pseudocomplemented distributive lattice is decidable and a recursive axiomatization is presented. This contrasts with the case of the full elementary theory of the finitely generated free algebras which is known to be undecidable. As a by-product, a description of the finitely generated pseudocomplemented distributive lattices that can be embedded into the free algebra is also obtained.

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Journal of Algebra
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2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jalgebra.2025.05.043
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Advanced Algebra and Logic
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On the universal theory of the free pseudocomplemented distributive lattice

Luca Carai, Tommaso Moraschini
Journal of Algebra
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On the universal theory of the free pseudocomplemented distributive lattice

Luca Carai, Tommaso Moraschini
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Abstract

It is shown that the universal theory of the free pseudocomplemented distributive lattice is decidable and a recursive axiomatization is presented. This contrasts with the case of the full elementary theory of the finitely generated free algebras which is known to be undecidable. As a by-product, a description of the finitely generated pseudocomplemented distributive lattices that can be embedded into the free algebra is also obtained.

Journal of AlgebraVol. 682
University of Milan (IT), Instituto de Filosofía (ES), Universitat de Barcelona (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Advanced Algebra and Logic
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