Discrete Mathematics and Applications
 2007
DOI: 10.1515/dma.2007.021
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Homomorphisms and endomorphisms of linear and alinear quasigroups

A. Kh. Tabarov1
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“…Next we assume that everywhere Q, + is an underlying Abelian group of the given IMC-quasigroup Q, · . The next corollary is a special case of Proposition 3 in [8]. …”
Section: Proposition 4 a Quasigroup Q Is An Imc-quasigroup Iff Therementioning
confidence: 87%

On determinability of idempotent medial commutative quasigroups by their endomorphism semigroups

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“…Next we assume that everywhere Q, + is an underlying Abelian group of the given IMC-quasigroup Q, · . The next corollary is a special case of Proposition 3 in [8]. …”
Section: Proposition 4 a Quasigroup Q Is An Imc-quasigroup Iff Therementioning
confidence: 87%

On determinability of idempotent medial commutative quasigroups by their endomorphism semigroups

Leibak
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Groups, triality, and hyperquasigroups

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Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra
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On an Element-by-Element Description of the Monoid of all Endomorphisms of an Arbitrary Groupoid and One Classification of Endomorphisms of a Groupoid

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Proc. Steklov Inst. Math.
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