Abstract Let X be a finite set, X £ the free semigroup (without identity) on X, let M be a finite semigroup, and let ϕ be an epimorphism of X £ upon M. We give a simple proof of a combinatorial property of the triple (X ; ϕ; M), and exploit this property to get very simple proofs for these two theorems: 1. If ϕ is an epimorphism of the semigroup S upon the locally finite semigroup T such that ϕ 1 (e) is a locally finite subsemigroup of S for each idempotent element e of T , then S is locally finite. 2. Throughout 1, replace "locally finite" by "locally nilpotent". The method is simple enough, and yet powerful enough, to suggest its applicability in other contexts
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We consider epigroups as algebras with two operations (multiplication and pseudoinversion) and const...
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We prove, by means of techniques from semigroup theory, that for every finite semigroup S there exis...
A semigroup variety is said to be locally 𝒦-finite, where 𝒦 stands for any of Gree...
In mathematics, one frequently encounters constructions of a pathological or critical nature. In th...
AbstractThe set of idempotents in any given D-class of a Kleene semigroup is rational. We use Simon'...
AbstractWe describe algebraic techniques that enable us to apply methods of finite semigroup theory ...
In mathematics, one frequently encounters constructions of a pathological or critical nature. In th...
AbstractWe generalize the holonomy form of the Prime Decomposition Theorem of Krohn and Rhodes for f...
In mathematics, one frequently encounters constructions of a pathological or critical nature. In th...
The theory of semigroup varieties is one of the most important parts of the theory of semigroups. Ma...
AbstractLet Σ be a finite or an infinite alphabet, and ∽ be a congruence relation over Σ∗. This pape...
The theory of semigroup varieties is one of the most important parts of the theory of semigroups. Ma...
AbstractThe research in this paper is motivated by the open question: “Is the complexity of a finite...
We consider epigroups as algebras with two operations (multiplication and pseudoinversion) and const...
AbstractLet S be a semigroup. For s, t ∈ S we set s ≤Bt if s ∈ {t} ∪ tS1t; we say that S satisfies t...