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On clones of polynomials over infinite fields of prime characteristic
by
Alexander Semigrodskikh
Ural State University, Russia
Let K be a field, FK be the clone of all polynomials in several variables over K, and let L0K be the clone of all linear forms over K. We consider the interval [L0K, FK] in the lattice of all clones over K.
Theorem 1. If K1 and K2 are infinite fields of the same prime characteristic, then the intervals [L0K1, FK1] and [L0K2, FK2] are isomorphic.
In [1], the description of [L0K, FK] is given for every field K of characteristic 0. That description and Theorem 1 imply the following result.
Corollary. If K1 and K2 are infinite fields of the same characteristic, then the intervals [L0K1, FK1] and [L0K2, FK2] are isomorphic.
The description of [L0K, FK] for every finite field K is given in [2]. For an infinite field K of a prime characteristic, the interval [L0K, FK] seems to be very complicated, and the full description of this interval is hardly possible. The following result may confirm this conjecture.
Theorem 2. If K is an infinite field of a prime characteristic, then the interval [L0K, FK] has the cardinality of the continuum and satisfies no non-trivial lattice identity.
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Date received: February 4, 2002
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