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Entropic algebra

Summary

An entropic algebra is an algebra in which any two operations commute with each other. Equivalently, every operation An→AA^n \to A is a homomorphism of algebras from the power AnA^n to AA. For an algebra with one binary operation this is the medial law. Modules over a commutative ring, semilattices and affine spaces are entropic. In an entropic variety, the homomorphisms from one algebra AA to another algebra BB form a subalgebra of the power BAB^A.

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medial_magma
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