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Amalgamation in varieties of distributive double p-algebras

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Distributive double p-algebras and regular double p-algebras are shown to have the amalgamation property (AP). Finitely generated varieties of distributive double p-algebras with the AP are characterized, and also varieties generated by algebras with a bounded finite number of maximal or minimal prime ideals.

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Dedicated to Bjarni Jónsson on his 70th birthday

The support of the NSERC is gratefully acknowledged by both authors.

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Koubek, V., Sichler, J. Amalgamation in varieties of distributive double p-algebras. Algebra Universalis 32, 407–438 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01195722

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