Essential unifiers
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The authors propose some generalization of the notion of most general unifier for a free algebra of terms. This is called the essential unifier. Such approach opens a new view on classification of equational theories. The base of classification is the cardinality of minimal sets of unifiers. The main result of the paper is a theorem which establishes that for idempotent semigroups the set of essential unifiers always exists and is finite.
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