A Course in Universal Algebra¶
Burris, & Sankappanavar. A Course in Universal Algebra.
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- Quotient Algebra
- This kernel–image correspondence explains why the construction recurs across groups, rings, lattices and other universal algebras without making any one of them the definition.
- The congruence lattice $\operatorname{Con}A$ organizes choices of $\theta$, but possessing or computing this entire lattice is not an additional axiom of a particular quotient.
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