Dualisability and algebraic constructions
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Dualisability is such a natural algebraic property that it is tempting to suppose that it might interact well with natural algebraic constructions. The author shows that there are many natural algebraic constructions (product, coproduct, disjoint union) under which dualisability is not always preserved. In particular, the author exhibits two dualisable unary algebras whose product is not dualisable.
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