
TL;DR
This paper shows that the Spec functor on commutative monoids is representable, enabling explicit calculation of Spec(M) for finitely generated monoids and exploring related consequences.
Contribution
It demonstrates the representability of the Spec functor on commutative monoids and provides a method for explicit computation for finitely generated cases.
Findings
Spec(M) can be explicitly calculated for finitely generated monoids
The functor Spec is representable on the category of commutative monoids
Several consequences of this representability are discussed
Abstract
Our main observation is that the contravariant functor Spec on the category of commutative monoids is representable. We discuss a few consequences of this fact. In particular, we give an efficient way of calculating the Spec(M) of a finitely generated monoid explicitly.
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