The reticulation of a universal algebra
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Abstract: The reticulation of an algebra is a bounded distributive lattice whose prime spectrum of filters or ideals is homeomorphic to the prime spectrum of congruences of , endowed with the Stone topologies. We have obtained a construction for the reticulation of any algebra from a semi-degenerate congruence-modular variety in the case when the commutator of , applied to compact congruences of , produces compact congruences, in particular when has principal commutators; furthermore, it turns out that weaker conditions than the fact that belongs to a congruence-modular variety are sufficient for to have a reticulation. This construction generalizes the reticulation of a commutative unitary ring, as well as that of a residuated lattice, which in turn generalizes the reticulation of a BL-algebra and that of an MV-algebra. The purpose of constructing the reticulation for the algebras from is that of transferring algebraic and topological properties between the variety of bounded distributive lattices and , and a reticulation functor is particularily useful for this transfer. We have defined and studied a reticulation functor for our construction of the reticulation in this context of universal algebra.
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