Varieties Of Steiner Loops and Steiner Quasigroups

Abstract
A Steiner Triple System (STS) is a pair (P, B) where P is a set of points and B is a set of 3-elenient subsets of P called blocks (or triples) such that for distinct p, qP there is a unique block bB with ﹛p, q)b. There are two well-known methods for turning Steiner Triple Systems into algebras; both methods are due to R. H. Bruck [1]. Each method gives rise to a variety of algebras; in this paper we will study these varieties.

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