Decision problems for classes of diagonalizable algebras

Studia Logica 44 (1):87 - 89 (1985)
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Abstract

We make use of a Theorem of Burris-McKenzie to prove that the only decidable variety of diagonalizable algebras is that defined by 0=1. Any variety containing an algebra in which 01 is hereditarily undecidable. Moreover, any variety of intuitionistic diagonalizable algebras is undecidable.

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