Heaps and right solvable Ward groupoids (Q1312859): Difference between revisions

Let \([\;]: Q^ 3 \to Q\) be a ternary operation on a nonvoid set \(Q\). \((Q,[\;])\) is said to be a heap iff the following identities hold: 1) \(((abc)de)=(ab(cde))\), 2) \((abb)=a\), \((bba)=a\). The main subject is to prove the following theorem: There is a heap \((Q,[\;])\) iff there is a right solvable Ward groupoid \((Q,\cdot)\), where \(\cdot\) is a binary operation \(Q^ 2\to Q\) on the set \(Q\).