Defines enriched universal algebra and characterizes algebra models for finitary monads, indicating new approaches in algebraic structures.
Following the classical approach of Birkhoff, we suggest an enriched version of universal algebra . Given a suitable base of enrichment V V , we define a language L L to be a collection of ( X , Y )-ary function symbols whose arities are taken among the objects of V V . The class of L L -terms is constructed recursively from the symbols of L L , the morphisms in V V , and by incorporating the monoidal structure of V V . Then, L L -structures and interpretations of terms are defined, leading to enriched equational theories . In this framework we characterize algebras for finitary monads on V V as models of enriched equational theories.
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