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Polymorphism-homogeneity and universal algebraic geometry

Endre Tóth, Tamás Waldhauser ORCID
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November 13, 2020
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October 1, 2021
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March 21, 2022
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March 31, 2025
Special issue 23
vol. 23:2, special issue in honour of Maurice Pouzet
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10.46298/dmtcs.6904
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Polymorphism-homogeneity and universal algebraic geometry

Endre Tóth, Tamás Waldhauser ORCID
Abstract
We assign a relational structure to any finite algebra in a canonical way, using solution sets of equations, and we prove that this relational structure is polymorphism-homogeneous if and only if the algebra itself is polymorphism-homogeneous. We show that polymorphism-homogeneity is also equivalent to the property that algebraic sets (i.e., solution sets of systems of equations) are exactly those sets of tuples that are closed under the centralizer clone of the algebra. Furthermore, we prove that the aforementioned properties hold if and only if the algebra is injective in the category of its finite subpowers. We also consider two additional conditions: a stronger variant for polymorphism-homogeneity and for injectivity, and we describe explicitly the finite semilattices, lattices, Abelian groups and monounary algebras satisfying any one of these three conditions. Comment: 18 pages, 1 figure
Keywords
  • Mathematics - Logic
  • Mathematics - Rings and Algebras
  • 03C07 (Primary) 03C10, 08A02, 08A35, 08A40, 08B30, 14A99 (Secondary)
Mathematics Subject Classification 2020
  • 08A35 - Automorphisms and endomorphisms of algebraic structures
  • 08A40 - Operations and polynomials in algebraic structures, primal algebras
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