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Epimorphisms, dominions and seminormal identities II

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We associate two natural numbers with a seminormal identity depending on the first and the last occurrences of two two-letter subwords of the left hand side which are not subwords of its right hand side. Using these natural numbers, we find some classes of heterotypical identities where both sides contain repeated variables that are preserved under epis in conjunction with a seminormal identity.

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We sincerely thank the referee for his hard work, constructive criticism and advices all along which has led, significantly, to improve clarity of notions and results as well as presentation of the paper.

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Communicated by Benjamin Steinberg.

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Khan, N.M., Shah, A.H. Epimorphisms, dominions and seminormal identities II. Semigroup Forum 87, 97–119 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00233-012-9461-8

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