Let S be an inverse semigroup and let π:S→T be a surjective homomorphism with kernel K. We show how to obtain a presentation for K from a presentation for S, and vice versa. We then investigate the relationship between the properties of S, K and T, focusing mainly on finiteness conditions. In particular we consider finite presentability, solubility of the word problem, residual finiteness, and the homological finiteness property FPn. Our results extend several classical results from combinatorial group theory concerning group extensions to inverse semigroups. Examples are also provided that highlight the differences with the special case of groups
The theory of inverse semigroups forms a major part of semigroup theory. This theory has deep connec...
The theory of inverse semigroups forms a major part of semigroup theory. This theory has deep connec...
Let G be a group, and let <A \ R> be a finite group presentation for G with \R\ greater than o...
ABSTRACT. Let S be an inverse semigroup and let pi: S → T be a surjective ho-momorphism with kernel ...
HNN extensions of inverse semigroups, where the associated inverse subsemigroups axe order ideals of...
HNN extensions of inverse semigroups, where the associated inverse subsemigroups are order ideals of...
Abstract The finite generation and presentation of Schützenberger products of semigroups are investi...
L. M. Gluskin has shown that if a is an isomorphism of a weakly reductive semigroup S onto a semigro...
Let $X $ be a finite set of alphabets, $X^{*} $ the free monoid generated by $X $ and $R $ a finite ...
Two questions are discussed. Firstly, what is the connection between the group and the semigroup def...
In this thesis we consider in detail the following two problems for semigroups: (i) When are semigr...
Two questions are discussed. Firstly, what is the connection between the group and the semigroup def...
The finite generation and presentation of Schutzenberger products of semigroups are investigated. A ...
A method for finding presentations for subsemigroups of semigroups defined by presentations is used ...
AbstractGroups are shown to be special homomorphic images of inverse semigroups that are residually ...
The theory of inverse semigroups forms a major part of semigroup theory. This theory has deep connec...
The theory of inverse semigroups forms a major part of semigroup theory. This theory has deep connec...
Let G be a group, and let <A \ R> be a finite group presentation for G with \R\ greater than o...
ABSTRACT. Let S be an inverse semigroup and let pi: S → T be a surjective ho-momorphism with kernel ...
HNN extensions of inverse semigroups, where the associated inverse subsemigroups axe order ideals of...
HNN extensions of inverse semigroups, where the associated inverse subsemigroups are order ideals of...
Abstract The finite generation and presentation of Schützenberger products of semigroups are investi...
L. M. Gluskin has shown that if a is an isomorphism of a weakly reductive semigroup S onto a semigro...
Let $X $ be a finite set of alphabets, $X^{*} $ the free monoid generated by $X $ and $R $ a finite ...
Two questions are discussed. Firstly, what is the connection between the group and the semigroup def...
In this thesis we consider in detail the following two problems for semigroups: (i) When are semigr...
Two questions are discussed. Firstly, what is the connection between the group and the semigroup def...
The finite generation and presentation of Schutzenberger products of semigroups are investigated. A ...
A method for finding presentations for subsemigroups of semigroups defined by presentations is used ...
AbstractGroups are shown to be special homomorphic images of inverse semigroups that are residually ...
The theory of inverse semigroups forms a major part of semigroup theory. This theory has deep connec...
The theory of inverse semigroups forms a major part of semigroup theory. This theory has deep connec...
Let G be a group, and let <A \ R> be a finite group presentation for G with \R\ greater than o...