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Reticulation functor and the transfer properties

It is known that by using the commutator operation, for each congruence modular algebra $A$ one can define a notion of prime congruence. The set $Spec(A)$ of prime congruences of $A$ is endowed with a Zariski style topology. The reticulation of the algebra $A$ is a bounded distributive lattice $L(A)$ whose prime spectrum $Spec(L(A))$ (with the Stone topology) is homemorphic to $Spec(A)$. In a recent paper, C. Mureşan and the author have proven the existence of reticulation for a semidegenerate congruence modular algebra $A$. The present paper aims to give an answer to two types of problems: $(I)$ how some properties of the algebra $A$ can be transferred to the lattice $L(A)$ and viceversa, how some properties of $L(A)$ can be transferred to $A$; $(II)$ how the transfer properties from $(I)$ can be used to prove some old and new characterizations of some remarkable classes of algebras. We study the transfer properties related to Boolean centers, annihilators, patch and flat topologies of spectra, Pierce spectrum, pure and $w$ - pure congruences, the operators $Ker(\cdot)$ and $O(\cdot)$,etc. By using these transfer properties, we obtain characterization theorems for several types of algebras : hyperarchimedean algebras, congruence normal and congruence $B$ - normal algebras, $mp$ - algebras, $PF$ - algebras, congruence purified algebras and $PP$ - algebras.

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