scientific article; zbMATH DE number 175739
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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0745.00015.] Let \(K\) be the class of algebras with principal subalgebras (in the literature written in English, the term ``minimal subalgebra is used). An algebra \(B\) is the principal subalgebra of an algebra \(A\) if \(B\) is the intersection of all subalgebras of \(A\). Given an algebra of \(K\), the author refers to the rank; an algebra is called ranked if the rank function is defined on all subalgebras of \(A\). A theorem on the structure of ranked countable abelian groups is proved.
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