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Re: [univalg] Re: balanced lattices

> are there any well-known open problems
> in lattice theory of the form
>
> "Is the quasi-variety X of lattices actually a variety?"

Is the quasivariety of lattices that are embeddable into lattices of
permuting equivalence relations a variety?


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A question for the lattice theorists: is it known if the quasi-variety of balanced lattices with 0 is actually a variety? [Using ^ for meet and v for join, a...
Michael K. Kinyon
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May 5, 2008
3:28 pm

... It is not a variety. If you add a new zero element to any lattice L with zero it becomes balanced, and L is a quotient of this new balanced lattice. Thus,...
Keith A. Kearnes
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May 5, 2008
4:36 pm

... Oh, right. In fact, you even answered my next question, which was about the variety generated by balanced lattices. Yes, of course. I was just being dense....
Michael K. Kinyon
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May 5, 2008
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... Is the quasivariety of lattices that are embeddable into lattices of permuting equivalence relations a variety? -- Keith A. Kearnes Email:...
Keith A. Kearnes
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May 5, 2008
5:07 pm

... That's a good one, alright. But since, as I understand it, the quasivariety in question cannot be finitely axiomatized in first order axioms, automated...
Michael K. Kinyon
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May 5, 2008
6:48 pm

OK, here's another one: for each positive integer n, denote by Part (n) the partition lattice of an n-element set (e.g., the lattice of all equivalence...
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May 6, 2008
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Thank you for the lot of input. I am now trying to understand the(se) varieties. JD http://www.cococo.de...
Jens Doll
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May 9, 2008
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The message below was sent by Boris Schein. ... Every equivalence relation is a quasi-order (= reflexive and anti-symmetric relation). Every lattice is...
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