The existence of a near-unanimity term in a finite algebra is decidable

Journal of Symbolic Logic 74 (3):1001-1014 (2009)
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We prove that it is decidable of a finite algebra whether it has a near-unanimity term operation, which settles a ten-year-old problem. As a consequence, it is decidable of a finite algebra in a congruence distributive variety whether it admits a natural duality

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