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Cayley automaton semigroups [PDF]
Let S be a semigroup, C(S) the automaton constructed from the right Cayley graph of S with respect to all of S as the generating set and â(C(S)) the automaton semigroup constructed from C(S). Such semigroups are termed Cayley automaton semigroups. For
McLeman, Alexander Lewis Andrew
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A CHARACTERIZATION OF SCHMIDT GROUPS BY THEIR ENDOMORPHISM SEMIGROUPS [PDF]
A Schmidt group is a non-nilpotent finite group in which each proper subgroup is nilpotent. Each Schmidt group G is a solvable group of order ps qv (where p and q are different primes) with a unique Sylow p-subgroup P and a cyclic Sylow q-subgroup Q, and hence G is a semidirect product of P by Q.
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Continuous spatial semigroups of *-endomorphisms of đ (â) [PDF]
To each continuous semigroup of ...
Robert T. Powers, Geoffrey Price
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Semigroup endomorphisms of rings [PDF]
AbstractWe show that rings for which every non-constant multiplicative endomorphism is additive are trivial or power rings (that is, rings R such that R = R2 and x2 = 0 = x+x for all x â R) and that if R is a power ring for which every multiplicative endomorphism is additive, then End (R) is a zero semigroup or a semilattice according to how the ...
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Classification and enumeration of finite semigroups [PDF]
The classification of finite semigroups is difficult even for small orders because of their large number. Most finite semigroups are nilpotent of nilpotency rank 3.
Distler, Andreas
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The Perron Problem for C-Semigroups [PDF]
<p>Characterizations of Perron-type for the exponential stability of exponentially bounded C-semigroups are given. Also, some applications for the asymptotic behavior of the integrated semigroups are obtained.</p>
Prada, Petre +2 more
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Throughout this paper our study focuses on transformation semigroups. These kinds of semigroups are the corner stone of semigroup theory. This is because every semigroup is isomorphic to transformation semigroup.
Asawer Al-Aadhami, Hala M. Sulaiman
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Endomorphisms of Finite Symmetric Inverse Semigroups
Denote by \({\mathcal I}_n\) the symmetric inverse semigroup on \(X=\{1,2,\dots,n\}\). For any function \(f\), the rank of \(f\) is denoted by \(\text{rank}(f)\) and is the cardinality of the range of \(f\). For \(1\leq k\leq n+1\), let \(I_k=\{t\in{\mathcal I}_n:\text{rank}(t)2\) and \(n\neq 4\). If \(\varphi\) is an endomorphism of \({\mathcal I}_n\)
Schein, Boris M., Teclezghi, Beimnet
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Abstract This paper investigates the maximal subgroups of a free projectionâgenerated regular â$*$âsemigroup PG(P)${{\textsf {PG}}}(P)$ over a projection algebra P$P$, and their relationship to the maximal subgroups of the free idempotentâgenerated semigroup IG(E)${{\textsf {IG}}}(E)$ over the corresponding biordered set E=E(P)$E = {{\textsf {E}}}(P)$.
James East +3 more
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On the theories classified by an étendue
Abstract We give a modelâtheoretic characterisation of the geometric theories classified by Ă©tenduesâthe âlocally localicâ topoi. They are the theories where each model is determined, syntactically and semantically, by any witness of a fixed collection of formulae.
Joshua L. Wrigley
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