Injectives in finitely generated universal Horn classes

Journal of Symbolic Logic 52 (3):786-792 (1987)
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Abstract

Let K be a finite set of finite structures. We give a syntactic characterization of the property: every element of K is injective in ISP(K). We use this result to establish that A is injective in ISP(A) for every two-element algebra A

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