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SUMMARY:Jennifer Hyndman (University of Northern British Columbia)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/PALS/19/">A 
 Reader's Guide to A Primer of Subquasivariety Lattices</a>\nby Jennifer Hy
 ndman (University of Northern British Columbia) as part of PALS Panglobal 
 Algebra and Logic Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nBirkhoff and Mal'cev independentl
 y posed the problem: Describe all\nsubquasivariety lattices. Nurakunov in 
 2009 showed that there are many\nunreasonable subquasivariety lattices whe
 re unreasonable means there is\nno algorithm to determine if a particular 
 finite lattice is a\nsublattice.  This sugests refinements of the original
  question are needed.\n\nA subquasvariety lattice has a natural equaclosur
 e operator. Adaricheva\nand Gorbunov in 1989 defined an equaclosure operat
 or abstractly as\nhaving the properties that are known to hold in a natura
 l equaclosure\noperator.\n\nThe soon-to-be-published book\, A Primer of Qu
 asivariety Lattices by Kira\nAdaricheva\, Jennifer Hyndman\, JB Nation\, a
 nd Joy Nishida\, refines the\nabstract definition of equaclosure operator 
 and provides some answers to\nthe refined question: When is a lattice with
  an equaclosure operator\nrepresentable by a subquasivariety lattice and t
 he natural equaclosure\noperator. This presentation explores some of this 
 new approach.\n
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