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Gary & All,
The k-identity relations over a given domain X belong to the panoply of
fundamental structures in the general theory of relations, and the fact that
3-identity relations suffice to generate all the other k-identity relations is a
fundamental fact of that theory. It goes without saying that such fundamental
structures will find application in the theory of relations, and the theory of
triadic sign relations in particular, but they are themselves cast in a more
general sphere than semiotics itself.
Regards,
Jon
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