On a weak form of equational compactness
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It is shown that if \(\alpha \) is a cardinal number with uncountable cofinality then every finitely solvable system of \(\alpha \) equations over any countable algebra has a solvable subsystem consisting of \(\alpha \) equations. As an application, this property is used to generalize some results of Jensen and Lenzing on the non-compactness of ultrapowers of modules.
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