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Universal Algebra for Computer Science

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Universal Algebra for Computer Science
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Publisher: Wagner Mathematics

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This is an online text on universal algebra with a strong emphasis on applications and examples from computer science. The text introduces some basic algebraic concepts, such as signatures, algebras, homomorphisms, initial algebras, free algebras, and illustrates them with numerous interactive applications to computer science topics.

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