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The congruence extension property and subdirectly irreducible algebras — An example

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This research was supported in part by an NRC Operating Grant A-8190.

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Day, A. The congruence extension property and subdirectly irreducible algebras — An example. Algebra Univ. 3, 229–237 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02945122

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