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Identities satisfied by convex linear forms
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Idempotent reducts of abelian groups
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A note onn-groupoids linearly defined on fields
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Identities in idempotent affine algebras
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Equations on real intervals
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Simple equations on real intervals
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VARIETIES OF DIFFERENTIAL MODES EMBEDDABLE INTO SEMIMODULES
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EMBEDDING ENTROPIC ALGEBRAS INTO SEMIMODULES AND MODULES
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SUBDIRECTLY IRREDUCIBLE DIFFERENTIAL MODES
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Embedding modes into semimodules, Part I
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Idempotent Subreducts of Semimodules over Commutative Semirings
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