Product decompositions of semigroups induced by action pairs
Scott Carson, Igor Dolinka, James East, Victoria Gould, Rida-e Zenab

TL;DR
This paper introduces a unified framework called action pairs for analyzing a broad class of semigroups, providing structural insights, classification, and presentation techniques applicable to many well-known semigroup types.
Contribution
It develops a comprehensive theory of semigroups from action pairs, including structural analysis, classification of congruences, and methods for deriving presentations from constituents.
Findings
Semigroups from action pairs are quotients of semidirect products.
Classification of congruences on semidirect products related to action pairs.
Development of presentation techniques for these semigroups.
Abstract
This paper concerns a class of semigroups that arise as products , associated to what we call `action pairs'. Here and are subsemigroups of a common monoid and, roughly speaking, has an action on the monoid completion that is suitably compatible with the product in the over-monoid. The semigroups encapsulated by the action pair construction include many natural classes such as inverse semigroups and (left) restriction semigroups, as well as many important concrete examples such as transformational wreath products, linear monoids, (partial) endomorphism monoids of independence algebras, and the singular ideals of many of these. Action pairs provide a unified framework for systematically studying such semigroups, within which we build a suite of tools to ensure a comprehensive understanding of them. We then apply our abstract results to many special cases of…
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Topicssemigroups and automata theory · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Advanced Algebra and Logic
