A structural approach to the locality of pseudovarieties of the form LH.
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Abstract: We show that if is a Fitting pseudovariety of groups and is a local pseudovariety of monoids, then is local if either contains the six element Brandt monoid, or is a non-trivial pseudovariety of groups closed under extension.
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