Partial actions of inverse categories and their algebras
Marcelo M. Alves, Willian G. G. Velasco

TL;DR
This paper introduces and studies partial and global actions of inverse categories on posets, explores their algebraic structures, and establishes Morita equivalences between their convolution algebras, extending concepts from inverse semigroup theory.
Contribution
It develops the theory of partial and global actions of inverse categories, introduces Bernoulli actions and Szendrei expansions, and extends enlargement and Morita equivalence concepts to inverse categories.
Findings
Bernoulli actions lead to Szendrei expansions of inverse categories
Enlargements of inverse categories induce Morita equivalent convolution algebras
Cauchy completions of enlarged categories are equivalent
Abstract
In this work we introduce partial and global actions of inverse categories on posets in two variants, fibred actions and actions by symmetries. We study in detail actions of an inverse category on specific subposets of the poset of finite subsets of , the Bernoulli actions. We show that to each fibred action of an inverse category on a poset there corresponds another inverse category, the semidirect product associated to the action. The Bernoulli actions give rise to the Szendrei expansions of , which define a endofunctor of the category of inverse categories. We extend the concept of enlargement from inverse semigroup theory to, and we show that if is an enlargement of then their Cauchy completions are equivalent categories; in particular, some pairs corresponding to partial and global Bernoulli actions are…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
