Congruence Lattices
Congruence Lattices is a mathematical structure in universal algebra that consists of the complete lattice formed by the set of all congruence relations of an algebraic structure ordered by inclusion, where the meet and join operations correspond to intersection and the smallest congruence containing the union, respectively.
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Algebras Whose Congruence Lattices are Distributive.
Bjarni Jonnson · MATHEMATICA SCANDINAVICA · 1967 · 584 citations · Full text
Congruence lattices of semilattices
Ralph Freese, J. B. Nation · Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1973 · 119 citations · Full text
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