
TL;DR
This paper investigates the algebraic structure of the 6-element Brandt monoid, showing its addition operation is a term operation of an inverse semigroup and proving its semiring identities are not finitely based.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the unique addition making the Brandt monoid an idempotent semiring is a term operation of its inverse semigroup structure, and provides a simple proof of the non-finite basis of its semiring identities.
Findings
Addition is a term operation of the inverse semigroup
Semiring identities of the Brandt monoid are not finitely based
Simplified proof of non-finite basis of identities
Abstract
The 6-element Brandt monoid admits a unique addition under which it becomes an additively idempotent semiring. We show that this addition is a term operation of as an inverse semigroup. As a consequence, we exhibit an easy proof that the semiring identities of are not finitely based.
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