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Varieties of BL-algebras I, revisited

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In this paper, we explore some unexplored consequences of Agliano et al. (Studia Logica 87:73–98, 2007) and Agliano and Montagna (J Pure Appl Algebra 181:105–129, 2003) on varieties of BL-algebras and their hoop subreducts. The main topics are: generation by finite algebras, the finite embeddability property and varieties of finite index.

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    Paolo Aglianò

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Communicated by A. Di Nola, D. Mundici, C. Toffalori, A. Ursini.

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Aglianò, P. Varieties of BL-algebras I, revisited. Soft Comput 21, 153–163 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-016-2367-8

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