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Register a new userOn parametrical expressibility in the free void-generated diagonalizable algebra
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Andrei Rusu
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2013
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In the present paper we show that there are infinitely many classes of term functions in the free-void generated diagonalizable algebra, which are precomplete with respect to parametrical expressibility of functions.
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