On the complexity of inverse semigroup conjugacy
Trevor Jack

TL;DR
This paper explores the computational complexity of conjugacy problems in finite inverse semigroups, providing polynomial-time algorithms and complexity classifications for various decision problems related to semigroup properties.
Contribution
It introduces new polynomial-time algorithms for conjugacy checks and establishes complexity classifications for several decision problems in inverse semigroups.
Findings
Polynomial-time algorithms for conjugacy checks
Complexity classifications for nilpotency and R-triviality
Partition covering properties of conjugacy relations
Abstract
We investigate the computational complexity of various decision problems related to conjugacy in finite inverse semigroups. We describe polynomial-time algorithms for checking if two elements in such a semigroup are ~p conjugate and whether an inverse monoid is factorizable. We describe a connection between checking ~i conjugacy and checking membership in inverse semigroups. We prove that ~o and ~c are partition covering for any countable set and that ~p, ~p* , and ~tr are partition covering for any finite set. Finally, we prove that checking for nilpotency, R-triviality, and central idempotents in partial bijection semigroups are NL-complete problems and we extend several complexity results for partial bijection semigroups to inverse semigroups.
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Taxonomy
Topicssemigroups and automata theory · Advanced Algebra and Logic · Machine Learning and Algorithms
