Bases for pseudovarieties closed under bideterministic product
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Abstract: We show that if is a semigroup pseudovariety containing the finite semilattices and contained in , then it has a basis of pseudoidentities between finite products of regular pseudowords if, and only if, the corresponding variety of languages is closed under bideterministic product. The key to this equivalence is a weak generalization of the existence and uniqueness of -reduced factorizations. This equational approach is used to address the locality of some pseudovarieties. In particular, it is shown that is local, for any group pseudovariety .
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