When are profinite many-sorted algebras retracts of ultraproducts of finite many-sorted algebras?
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Abstract: For a set of sorts and an -sorted signature we prove that a profinite -algebra, i.e., a projective limit of a projective system of finite -algebras, is a retract of an ultraproduct of finite -algebras if the family consisting of the finite -algebras underlying the projective system is with constant support. In addition, we provide a categorial rendering of the above result. Specifically, after obtaining a category where the objects are the pairs formed by a nonempty upward directed preordered set and by an ultrafilter containing the filter of the final sections of it, we show that there exists a functor from the just mentioned category whose object mapping assigns to an object a natural transformation which is a retraction.
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