The finite embeddability property for IP loops and local embeddability of groups into finite IP loops
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Abstract: We prove that the class of all loops with the inverse property (IP loops) has the Finite Embedding Property (FEP). As a consequence, every group is locally embeddable into finite IP loops.
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