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Ideal Extensions of Free Commutative Monoids
We introduce a new family of monoids, which we call gap absorbing monoids. Every gap absorbing monoid is an ideal extension of a free commutative monoid. For a gap absorbing monoid $S$ we study its set of atoms and Betti elements, which allows us to show that the catenary degree of $S$ is at most four and that the set of lengths of any element in $S ...
Cisto, Carmelo +2 more
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On the rational subsets of the monogenic free inverse monoid [PDF]
Pedro V. Silva
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The trace monoids in the queue monoid and in the direct product of two free monoids [PDF]
Dietrich Kuske, Olena Prianychnykova
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The geometry of profinite graphs with applications to free groups and finite monoids [PDF]
Karl Auinger, Benjamin Steinberg
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Topological Methods for Studying Contextuality: N-Cycle Scenarios and Beyond. [PDF]
Kharoof A, Ipek S, Okay C.
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An operad structure on the free commutative monoid over a positive operad [PDF]
Dominique Manchon +3 more
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Purity of monoids and characteristic-free splittings in semigroup rings [PDF]
Alessandro De Stefani +2 more
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On free inverse monoid languages [PDF]
Summary: This is a study on the class of \(\text{FIM}(X)\)-languages and its important subfamily consisting of inverse automata languages (\(i\)-languages). Both algebraic and combinatorial approaches are used to obtain several results concerning closure operators on \((X\cup X^{-1})^*\)-languages, including a classification of \(\text{FIM}(X ...
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The Černý Conjecture for Aperiodic Automata
A word w is called a synchronizing (recurrent, reset, directable) word of a deterministic finite automaton (DFA) if w brings all states of the automaton to some specific state; a DFA that has a synchronizing word is said to be synchronizable.
Avraham N. Trahtman
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On the Word Problem for Free Products of Semigroups and Monoids [PDF]
Carl‐Fredrik Nyberg‐Brodda
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