On relative universality and q-universality
Studia Logica 78 (1-2):279 - 291 (2004)
| Abstract | Adams and Dziobiak proved that any finite-to-finite universal quasivariety must be Q-universal, and then asked whether a somewhat weaker hypothesis could lead to the same conclusion. We show that their original hypothesis cannot be weakened to its naturally extreme form. | |||||||||
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