Finitely generated pseudosimple algebras
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An algebra A is pseudosimple if it has more than one element and all of its homomorphic images with more than one element are isomorphic to A. It is proven that there exist finitely generated algebras which are pseudosimple but not simple and whose congruence lattice is isomorphic to \(\omega^ i+1\). The proof is constructive.
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