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Free lattices in some small varieties

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02482911
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Total algebras and weak independence. I
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Total algebras and weak independence. II
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Sums of finitely based lattice varieties
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Equational Bases and Nonmodular Lattice Varieties
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Hash Table Methods
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The Art of Computer Programming
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Lattice varieties covering the smallest nonmodular variety
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Splittings of a Lattice

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