Closed williamdemeo closed 2 years ago
Sounds like all of this should be done in referee comments indeed - and maybe future work for a journal version?
Actually, I labeled them incorrectly. All three points were made by the same referee. (The "weak accept" ...I guess s/he really didn't like our proof very much :roll_eyes: )
Sounds like all of this should be done in referee comments indeed - and maybe future work for a journal version?
Yes, good idea.
done
I'm combining the following into one issue because they all have roughly the same response, which is that finding an F in S (P K) that is the domain of an epimorphism onto an arbitrary algebra in Mod (Th K) proved exceedingly difficult. It was the hardest part of the proof. The suggestions below all seem to point out that (in theory) it's easy to see the F's they suggest are in S (P K). However, proving this formally is hard.
Review 2 (point 1). The second half of the paper (starting with ยง on relatively free algebra) is confusing. The reviewer was hoping for the following argument:
Review 2 (point 12).
Why can't we conclude the proof here by choosing ๐ญ = ๐ฝ[A], since we already showed that ๐จ is an homomorphic image of ๐ฝ[A] before ยง6 and that ๐ฝ[A] โ S (P ๐ฆ) (in the ยง on relatively free algebra in theory)?
Review 2 (point 14).
Can we comment on the reason we chose a different route from the mathematical proof that we describe informally? (see also: comment on the universe hierarchy).