Classifying the Polish semigroup topologies on the symmetric inverse monoid
Serhii Bardyla, Luna Elliott, James Mitchell, Yann P\'eresse

TL;DR
This paper classifies all Polish semigroup topologies on the symmetric inverse monoid on natural numbers, revealing a rich lattice structure and characterizing topologies homeomorphic to the Baire space.
Contribution
It provides a complete classification of Polish semigroup topologies on the symmetric inverse monoid, answering an open question and describing their lattice structure.
Findings
Countably infinite Polish semigroup topologies exist.
The topologies form a join-semilattice with specific order properties.
Any second countable T_1 semigroup topology yields a space homeomorphic to the Baire space.
Abstract
We classify all Polish semigroup topologies on the symmetric inverse monoid on the natural numbers. This result answers a question of Elliott et al. There are countably infinitely many such topologies. Under containment, these Polish semigroup topologies form a join-semilattice with infinite descending chains, no infinite ascending chains, and arbitrarily large finite anti-chains. Also, we show that the monoid endowed with any second countable T_1 semigroup topology is homeomorphic to the Baire space.
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