Finite aperiodic semigroups with commuting idempotents and generalizations

It is proved that any pseudovariety of finite semigroups generated by inverse semigroups, the subgroups of which lie in some proper pseudovariety of groups, does not contain all aperiodic semigroups with commuting idempotents. In contrast we show that every finite semigroup with commuting idempotents divides a semigroup of partial bijections that shares the same subgroups. Finally, we answer in the negative a question of Almeida as to whether a result of Stiffler characterizing the semidirect product of the pseudovarieties ofR-trivial semigroups and groups applies to any proper pseudovariety of groups.     

Some pseudovariety joins involvinglocally trivial semigroups

This paper is concerned with the computation of pseudovariety joins involving the pseudovariety L I of locally trivial semigroups. We compute, in particular, the join of L I with any subpseudovariety of CR(m in circle)N, the Mal’cev product of the pseudovariety of completely regular semigroups and the pseudovariety of nilpotent semigroups. Similar studies are conducted for the pseudovarieties K, D and N, where K (resp. D) is the pseudovariety of all semigroups S such that eS=e (resp. Se=e ) for each idempotent e of S .     

Some Pseudovariety Joins InvolvingLocally Trivial Semigroups

This paper is concerned with the computation of pseudovariety joins involving the pseudovariety L I of locally trivial semigroups. We compute, in particular, the join of L I with any subpseudovariety of CR(m in circle)N, the Mal'cev product of the pseudovariety of completely regular semigroups and the pseudovariety of nilpotent semigroups. Similar studies are conducted for the pseudovarieties K, D and N, where K (resp. D) is the pseudovariety of all semigroups S such that eS=e (resp. Se=e ) for each idempotent e of S . May 5, 1999     

Normally Ordered Inverse Semigroups

NO of all normally ordered inverse semigroups. We show that the pseudovariety of inverse semigroups PCS generated by all semigroups of injective and order partial transformations on a finite chain consists of all aperiodic elements of NO . Also, we prove that NO is the join pseudovariety of inverse semigroups. PCS V G , where G is the pseudovariety of all finite groups.     

The pseudovariety generated by completely 0-simple semigroups

A finite basis of pseudoidentities of the pseudovariety generated by all finite completely 0-simple semigroups is constructed. Thus this pseudovariety is decidable. Partially supported by Israel Ministry of Absorption     

Irreducibility of certain pseudovarieties 1

We prove that the pseudovarieties of all finite semigroups, and of all aperiodic finii e semigroups are irreducible for join, for semidirect product and for Mal’cev product. In particular, these pseudovarieties do not admit maximal proper subpseudovarieties. More generally, analogous results are proved for the pseudovariety of all finite semigroups all of whose subgroups are in a fixed pseudovariety of groups H, provided th.it H is closed under semidirect product.     

The join of the pseudovarieties of idempotent semigroups and locally trivial semigroups

This article solves a problem proposed by Almeida: the computation of the join of two well-known pseudovarieties of semigroups, namely the pseudovariety of bands and the pseudovariety of locally trivial semigroups. We use a method developed by Almeida, based on the theory of implicit operations. This work was partly supported by PRC Mathématiques et Informatique and by ESPRITBRA WG 6317 ASMICS-2     

Semigroups of order preserving mappings on a finite chain: A new class of divisors

In this paper we aim to prove that every semigroup of the pseudovariety generated by all semigroups of partial, injective and order preserving transformations on a finite chain belongs to the pseudovariety generated by all semigroups of order preserving mappings on a finite chain. This research was done within the project SAL (JNICT, PBIC/C/CEN/1021/92), and the activities of the “Centro de álgebra da Universidade de Lisboa”.     

Reducibility of pointlike problems

We show that the pointlike and the idempotent pointlike problems are reducible with respect to natural signatures in the following cases: the pseudovariety of all finite semigroups in which the order of every subgroup is a product of elements of a fixed set \(\pi \) of primes; the pseudovariety of all finite semigroups in which every regular \(\mathcal J\)-class is the product of a rectangular band by a group from a fixed pseudovariety of groups that is reducible for the pointlike problem, respectively graph reducible. Allowing only trivial groups, we obtain \(\omega \)-reducibility of the pointlike and idempotent pointlike problems, respectively for the pseudovarieties of all finite aperiodic semigroups (\(\mathsf{A}\)) and of all finite semigroups in which all regular elements are idempotents (\(\mathsf{DA}\)).     

Reducibility of Joins Involving Some Locally Trivial Pseudovarieties

Abstract

In this paper, we show that σ-reducibility is preserved under joins with K, where K is the pseudovariety of semigroups in which idempotents are left zeros. Reducibility of joins with D, the pseudovariety of semigroups in which idempotents are right zeros, is also considered. In this case, we were able to prove that σ- reducibility is preserved for joins with pseudovarieties verifying a certain property of cancellation. As an example involving the semidirect product, we prove that Sl*K is κ-tame, where Sl stands for the pseudovariety of semilattices.     

正规Ehresmann型wrpp半群

众所周知,Clifford半群是正则半群类中的一类重要半群,本文定义正规 Ehresmann型wrpp半群,它是Clifford半群在wrpp半群类中的推广,给出了此类半群的若干刻划.     

Semidirect product with an order-computable pseudovariety and tameness

The semidirect product of pseudovarieties of semigroups with an order-computable pseudovariety is investigated. The essential tool is the natural representation of the corresponding relatively free profinite semigroups and how it transforms implicit signatures. Several results concerning the behavior of the operation with respect to various kinds of tameness properties are obtained as applications.     

Power Exponents of Aperiodic Pseudovarieties

n such that the iterated power P ⁿV is the pseudovariety of all finite semigroups.     

On the hyperdecidability of semidirect products of pseudovarieties

The notion of hyperdecidability has been introduced as a tool which is particularly suited for granting decidability of semidirect products. It is shown in this paper that the semidirect product of an hyperdecidable pseudovariety with a pseudovariety whose finitely generated free objects are finite and effectively computable is again hyperdecidable. As instances of this result, one obtains, for example, the hyperdecidability of the pseudovarieties of ail finite completely simple semigroups and of all finite bands of left groups.     

Small inherently nonfinitely based finite semigroups

We show how to construct all ``forbidden divisors' for the pseudovariety of not inherently nonfinitely based finite semigroups. Several other results concerning finite semigroups that generate an inherently nonfinitely based variety that is miminal amongst those generated by finite semigroups are obtained along the way. For example, aside from the variety generated by the well known six element Brandt monoid \tb , a variety of this type is necessarily generated by a semigroup with at least 56 elements (all such semigroups with 56 elements are described by the main result). September 23, 1999     

Direct sums and refinement

In this paper we present a division theorem for the pseudovariety of semigroups OP generated by all semigroups of orientation preserving full transformations on a finite chain, which is achieved by using a natural representation of a certain monoid of transformations of a set X as a monoid of transformations of a subset of X.     

E-local pseudovarieties

Generalizing a property of the pseudovariety of all aperiodic semigroups observed by Tilson, we call E -local a pseudovariety V which satisfies the following property: for a finite semigroup, the subsemigroup generated by its idempotents belongs to V if and only if so do the subsemigroups generated by the idempotents in each of its regular $\mathcal{D}$ -classes. In this paper, we present several sufficient or necessary conditions for a pseudovariety to be E-local or for a pseudoidentity to define an E-local pseudovariety. We also determine several examples of the smallest E-local pseudovariety containing a given pseudovariety.     

On semigroup species

A countable directed family of semigroup congruences is introduced, and a theory analogous to the theory of normal series for groups is developed. This rather simple approach, surprisingly, is an effective tool for studying the structures of the lattices formed by certain species of semigroups (classes of semigroups closed under taking homomorphic images) such as varieties, pseudovarieties, and existence varieties etc.