Completely simple and inverse semigroups
R. McFadden, Hans Schneider
Abstract
R. McFadden, Hans Schneider
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the structure of certain types of semigroups. Rees(6),(7) has determined the structure of a completely simple semigroup, and has shown that such a system may be realized as a type of matrix semigroup. Clifford (2) and Schwarz (8) have found conditions, namely, the existence of minimal left and minimal right ideals, under which a simple semigroup is completely simple, and have made a more detailed study of such semigroups. Preston (4), (5) has studied inverse semigroups, in which each non-zero element has a unique relative inverse, and has also considered inverse semigroups which contain minimal right or left ideals. In the present paper we obtain a set of conditions on a simple semigroup, each of which is equivalent to the semigroup being both completely simple and inverse. Section 2 defines the terms used and gives a brief resume of the main results which have already been proved. Section 3 is devoted to our present considerations.
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the structure of certain types of semigroups. Rees(6),(7) has determined the structure of a completely simple semigroup, and has shown that such a system may be realized as a type of matrix semigroup. Clifford (2) and Schwarz (8) have found conditions, namely, the existence of minimal left and minimal right ideals, under which a simple semigroup is completely simple, and have made a more detailed study of such semigroups. Preston (4), (5) has studied inverse semigroups, in which each non-zero element has a unique relative inverse, and has also considered inverse semigroups which contain minimal right or left ideals. In the present paper we obtain a set of conditions on a simple semigroup, each of which is equivalent to the semigroup being both completely simple and inverse. Section 2 defines the terms used and gives a brief resume of the main results which have already been proved. Section 3 is devoted to our present considerations.
Key concepts: Inverse element, Mathematics, Simple (philosophy), Inverse semigroup, Semigroup, Inverse, Section (typography), Bicyclic semigroup