Properties not retained by pointed enrichments of finite lattices (Q2217773)

Let \(\langle A;\sigma\rangle \) be an algebra of a finite signature \(\sigma \). An algebra \(\langle A;\sigma\cup C\rangle \) with non-empty finite set of constant symbols \(C\) is called a pointed enrichment of \(\langle A;\sigma\rangle \). In this paper, the authors show by two examples of finite lattices that the properties ``to have (not) a finite basis of quasi-identities'' and ``to generate a standard topological quasivariety'' are not preserved with respect to pointed enrichments of finite algebras.