Identities and quasi-identities of pointed algebras
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It is proved that if a finite algebra \(\mathbf A\) belongs to a certain variety (quasivariety) then the algebra obtained from \(\mathbf A\) by adding finitely many constant operations admits a finite basis of identities (quasi-identities). Applications of these results and examples are presented.
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