Abstract
By using the concept of modular commutator, prime congruences are defined for algebras in modular varieties. Then the prime spectrum of an algebra is defined and various spectral properties are discussed. In particular some conditions are given for the spectrum of an algebra to be homeomorphic to a ring spectrum.
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