Some Facts about Relations and Operations of Algebras

Shao-Dan Lee

Some Facts about Relations and Operations of Algebras

Let A be a σ-algebra. Suppose that Θ is a congruence of A. Then Θ is a subalgebra of A×A. If φ is an automorphism from A to A, then (φ,φ) is an automorphism of A×A. And it is obvious that (φ,φ)(Θ) is a congruence of A. Let B be a σ-algebra and ψ a homomorphism from A to B. Then B′ := ψ(A) is a subalgebra of B. And (ψ,ψ)(Θ) is a congruence of B′. If ψ is an epimorphism, then (ψ,ψ)(Θ) is a congruence of B. Suppose that A is a category of all σ-algebras. Let A,B ∈ A and ψ: A → B be a homomorphism. Then the pullback A ⊓B A is isomorphic to a congruence of A. An n-ary relation of an algebra A is a subset of An. If satisfies some conditions, then is a subalgebra of An. The set of languages is a lattice. If is the set of the compositions of the operations in a language σ, then is an algebra.

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