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CONTENTSIntroduction ................................................................................................5§1. The purely category theoretical version of Birkhoff's theorem................7§2. Category theoretical study of generalized identities............................19§3. Generalized identities in partial algebras.............................................29§4. Calculus...............................................................................................41§5....
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