Locally regular varieties
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An algebra \(A\) with \(0\) is called locally regular if, for any congruece \(\sigma\) on \(A\), the kernel \([0]_\sigma\) is determined by every class \([a]_\sigma\). The author characterizes varieties having any algebra locally regular.
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