Algebraic Theories over Nominal Sets

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• Alexander Kurz (University of Leicester)
• Friday 14 May 2010, 14:00-15:00
• Room FW11, Computer Laboratory, William Gates Building.

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Nominal sets were introduced by Gabbay/Pitts. Two different notions of equational logic over nominal sets were studied by Gabbay/Mathijssen and Clouston/Pitts. In this talk, we introduce the general notion of a based monad and show that finitary based monads give rise to equational theories in the standard sense of many-sorted set-based universal algebra. We further show that restricting these many-sorted equational theories to ‘uniform’ ones brings us back to the equational logics of Gabbay/Mathijssen and Clouston/Pitts. A benefit of our approach is that it allows to apply known results from universal algebra to algebras over nominal sets.

(joint work with D. Petrisan and J. Velebil)

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