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A four-element algebra whose identities are not finitely based
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Finite groupoids without finite bases for their identities
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Para primal varieties: A study of finite axiomatizability and definable principal congruences in locally finite varieties
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Finite equational bases for finite algebras in a congruence-distributive equational class
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Identical relations in finite groups
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Bases for equational theories of semigroups
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Identities satisfied by a finite ring
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Varieties that make one Cross
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Identities in Finite Algebras
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Identities in Two-Valued Calculi
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Equational Bases for Lattice Theories.
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Lyndon's groupoid isnot inherently nonfinitely based
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The unique minimal clone with three essentially binary operations
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Nonfinitely based three-element idempotent groupoids
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On the minimal extension of sequences
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Finite groupoids without finite bases for their identities
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Inherently nonfinitely based finite algebras
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How to construct finite algebras which are not finitely based
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On the minimal extension of the sequence $ \langle 0,1,1,7 \rangle $
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Algebras from finite group actions and a question of Eilenberg and Schützenberger
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The Minimal Extension of Sequences II. On Problem 17 of Grätzer and Kisielewicz
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COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY OF THE FINITE ALGEBRA MEMBERSHIP PROBLEM FOR VARIETIES
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Shift-automorphism methods for inherently nonfinitely based varieties of algebras
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