Equations in the theory of Q-distributive lattices
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A \(Q\)-distributive lattice is a bounded distributive lattice \(L\) with a quantifier on \(L\). In this paper the author finds for each variety of \(Q\)-distributive lattices, an equation which determines it and gives a characterization of the minimum number of variables needed in such an equation.
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