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One of the main aims of the present and the next part [15] is to show that the theory of graphs (its language and results) can be very useful in algebraic investigations. We characterize, in terms of isomorphisms of some digraphs, all pairs , where is a finite unary algebra and a finite lattice such that the subalgebra lattice of is isomorphic to . Moreover, we find necessary and sufficient conditions for two arbitrary finite unary algebras to have isomorphic subalgebra lattices. We solve...
We use graph-algebraic results proved in [8] and some results of the graph theory to characterize all pairs of lattices for which there is a finite partial unary algebra such that its weak and strong subalgebra lattices are isomorphic to and , respectively. Next, we describe other pairs of subalgebra lattices (weak and relative, etc.) of a finite unary algebra. Finally, necessary and sufficient conditions are found for quadruples of lattices for which there is a finite unary algebra having...
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