2022
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2204.06992
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Presentations for wreath products involving symmetric inverse monoids and categories

Abstract: Wreath products involving symmetric inverse monoids/semigroups/categories arise in many areas of algebra and science, and presentations by generators and relations are crucial tools in such studies. The current paper finds such presentations for M ≀ I n , M ≀ Sing(I n ) and M ≀ I. Here M is an arbitrary monoid, I n is the symmetric inverse monoid, Sing(I n ) its singular ideal, and I is the symmetric inverse category.

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“…Again, there is the obvious analogue of the story in type B, explored in Subsections 5.4.4 -5.4.7. This includes a presentation for the signed rook monoid in Proposition 20, see also [EF13] and [CE22] for further generalizations.…”
Section: Introduction and Description Of The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Again, there is the obvious analogue of the story in type B, explored in Subsections 5.4.4 -5.4.7. This includes a presentation for the signed rook monoid in Proposition 20, see also [EF13] and [CE22] for further generalizations.…”
Section: Introduction and Description Of The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As another relevant comparison, the 41-page paper [41] is essentially devoted to a single semigroup of the form U ⋊ S, with U a monoid and S a non-monoid semigroup (the opposite configuration to that covered by Theorem 6.50). A number of wreath products including M ≀ Sing(I n ) are treated in [15], using entirely different methods. We leave it as an open problem to investigate the above-mentioned applications of Theorem 6.50.…”
Section: Two Submonoids IIImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wreath products of this kind (and similar) have been studied by numerous authors. See for example [11,15,18,[69][70][71][72]79,85,109]. The introduction to [70] discusses some of the early history of the idea, going back to the work of Specht [110].…”
Section: Presentationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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