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Alexander Wires

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Correspondence, Wells and Hochschild-Serre sequences for nonabelian extensions of multiplicative Lie algebras

For nonabelian $2^{\mathrm{nd}}$-cohomology of multiplicative Lie algebras, we properly generalize from the group case three classic results. We prove a Correspondence theorem which compares $2^{\mathrm{nd}}$-cohomology associated to a realized abstract kernel to the abelian $2^{\mathrm{nd}}$-cohomology group over the algebraic center. For arbitrary extensions, we prove a Wells's Theorem characterizing ideal-preserving automorphisms and establish the 1-dimensional Lyndon-Hochschild-Serre exact sequence. Several previously established results are recovered when restricted to extensions with group-abelian or Lie-trivial ideals.

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Extensions realizing affine datum : central extensions

The study of extensions realizing affine datum is specialized to central extensions in varieties with a difference term which leads to generalizations of several classical theorems on central extensions from group theory. We establish a 1-dimensional Hochschild-Serre sequence for a central extension equipped with affine datum. This is used to develop a Schur-Hopf formula which characterizes the $2^{\mathrm{nd}}$-cohomology group of regular datum in terms of the transgression map and commutators in free presentations. We prove, assuming the existence of an idempotent, the existence of covers and provide a cohomological characterization of perfect algebras. The class of varieties with a difference term contain all varieties of algebras with modular congruence lattices; for example, any variety of groups with multiple operators in the parlance of P.J. Higgins or algebras of Loday-type - analogous results recently established for these algebras can be recovered by specialization.

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Extensions realizing affine datum : the Wells derivation

We develop the Wells derivation for extensions realizing affine datum in arbitrary varieties; in particular, we show there is an exact sequence connecting the group of compatible automorphisms determined by the datum and the subgroup of automorphisms of an extension which preserves the extension's kernel. This implies a homomorphism between $2^{\mathrm{nd}}$-cohomology groups which realizes a group of kernel-preserving automorphisms of an extension as itself an extension of a subgroup of compatible automorphisms by the group of derivations of the datum. A refinement of this general Wells's-type theorem is given for a restricted class of varieties with a difference term which include any variety of groups with multiple operators in the sense of Higgins. The same results are obtained for nonabelian extensions in any variety of $R$-modules expanded by multilinear operations.

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Extensions of Multilinear Module Expansions

We consider the deconstruction/reconstruction of extensions in varieties of algebras which are modules expanded by multilinear operators. The parametrization of extensions determined by abelian ideals with unary actions agrees with the previous development of extensions realizing affine datum in arbitrary varieties of universal algebras. We establish a Well's type theorem which, for a fixed affine ideal, characterizes those ideal-preserving derivations of a group-trivial extension as a Lie algebra extension of the compatible pairs of derivations of the datum algebras associated to the ideal by the cohomological derivations of the datum. For these varieties, we establish a low-dimensional Hochschild-Serre exact sequence associated to an arbitrary extension equipped with an additional affine action.

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Extension realizing affine datum: low-dimensional cohomology

For arbitrary varieties of universal algebras, we develop the theory around the first and second-cohomology groups characterizing extensions realizing affine datum. Restricted to varieties with a weak-difference term, extensions realizing affine datum are exactly extensions with abelian kernels. This recovers many classic examples of extensions with abelian coefficients since varieties with a weak-difference term give a far-reaching generalization of algebras like groups with multiple operators; indeed, any variety of algebras whose congruences form modular lattices. We introduce a notion of action and its model relation with a set of equations. In varieties with a difference term, central extensions are characterized by a property of their actions. Restricting further to a subclass of varieties with a difference term which still includes groups with multiple operators, we recover a special case of the representation of extensions with abelian kernels.

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Complexity in Young's Lattice

We investigate the complexity of the partial order relation of Young's lattice. The definable relations are characterized by establishing the maximal definability property modulo the single automorphism given by conjugation; consequently, as an ordered set Young's lattice has an undecidable elementary theory and is inherently non-finitely axiomatizable but every ideal generates a finitely axiomatizable universal class of equivalence relations. We end with conjectures concerning the complexities of the $\Sigma_1$ and $\Sigma_2$-theories.

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On Supernilpotent Algebras

We establish a characterization of supernilpotent Mal'cev algebras which generalizes the affine structure of abelian Mal'cev algebras and the recent characterization of 3-supernilpotent Mal'cev algebras. We then show that for varieties in which the two-generated free algebra is finite: (1) neutrality of the higher commutators is equivalent to congruence meet-semidistributivity, and (2) the class of varieties which interpret a Mal'cev term in every supernilpotent algebra is equivalent to the existence of a weak difference term. We then establish properties of the higher commutator in the aforementioned second class of varieties.

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