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A hypersubstitution of type \( \tau \) is a map which assigns to every fundamental operation symbol f i of type \( \tau \) a term \( \sigma \) (f i ) of the same arity as f i . For any algebra \( \langle A; f_i \rangle _{i \in I} \) and any hypersubstitution \( \sigma \) both of type \( \tau \) we can form the derived algebra \( \langle A ; \sigma (f_i) \rangle _{i \in I} \). In this paper we consider derived algebras and derived varieties, along with the related concepts of semisolidity and mutual solidity of varieties and derivation diagrams. In particular we present a number of examples, based on varieties of semigroups and groupoids.
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Received March 20, 1996; accepted in final form May 21, 1997.
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Schweigert, D., Wismath, S. Derived varieties of semigroups and groupoids. Algebra univers. 38, 36–55 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s000120050037
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