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arXiv · 1401.4224

Skeleton Key: Subduction Classes in Finite Transformation Semigroups and Green's Relations

Abstract

We establish key connections between Green's $\cal J$- and $\cal L$-relations on a finite semigroup and the subduction relation defined on the image sets of an action of the same semigroup when it acts faithfully on a finite set. The construction of the skeleton order, the partial order on equivalence classes of the subduction relation, is shown to depend in a functorial way on transformation semigroups and surjective morphisms, and to factor through the Green's $\leq_{\cal L}$-order and $\leq_{\cal J}$-order on the semigroup and through the inclusion order on image sets. For right regular representations, the correspondence between the $\cal J$-class order and the skeleton order is one of isomorphism. Finally, we characterize the relationship between natural subsystems of a transformation semigroup, permutator groups and the $\cal H$-relation.

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Attila Egri-Nagy, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv. 2014-01-17. Skeleton Key: Subduction Classes in Finite Transformation Semigroups and Green's Relations. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-84869-8_3

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