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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0746.00043.] Defining an algebra to be right alternative if it satisfies the identities \((x,y,y)=0\) and \((x,y,yz)=(x,y,z)y\), the author proves that the word problem is decidable for metabelian right alternative algebras. He also notes that it can be proved finitely-defined metabelian right alternative algebras are finitely-approximable, and shows by example that finitely-defined is necessary for this latter result.











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