General algebraic systems Definition
Inherently nonfinitely based algebra
Builds on Finitely based algebraLocally finite varietyVariety of algebrasOates–Powell theorem
Definition
Let be a finite algebra of a finite signature with only function symbols. The algebra is inherently nonfinitely based if every locally finite variety that contains is not finitely based.
Remarks
The variety generated by a finite algebra is locally finite, so an inherently nonfinitely based finite algebra is not finitely based. Let be inherently nonfinitely based and let be a finite algebra whose variety contains . Then is inherently nonfinitely based as well, since every locally finite variety containing contains .
Example: the six-element Brandt monoid , as a semigroup, is inherently nonfinitely based, by a theorem of Sapir.
Non-example: no finite group is inherently nonfinitely based. The variety generated by is locally finite and contains , and it is finitely based by the Oates–Powell theorem.
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| Defines | Inherently nonfinitely based algebra |
| Uses | Finitely based algebra, Locally finite variety, Variety of algebras, Oates–Powell theorem |
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