Labelled graphs as Morita equivalence invariants for a class of inverse semigroups
Zachary Duah, Stian Du Preez, David Milan, Shreyas Ramamurthy, Lucas, Vega

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that labelled graphs can serve as invariants for Morita equivalence in a class of inverse semigroups, linking combinatorial structures to algebraic equivalence classes.
Contribution
It introduces a method to construct labelled graphs from inverse semigroups and shows these graphs determine Morita equivalence classes, especially for inverse hulls of Markov shifts.
Findings
Labelled graphs are Morita invariants for certain inverse semigroups.
The construction applies to inverse semigroups with specific idempotent classes.
For inverse hulls of Markov shifts, the graph determines the Morita class.
Abstract
We investigate the use of labelled graphs as a Morita equivalence invariant for inverse semigroups. We construct a labelled graph from a combinatorial inverse semigroup with admitting a special set of idempotent -class representatives and show that is Morita equivalent to a labelled graph inverse semigroup. For the inverse hull of a Markov shift, we show that the labelled graph determines the Morita equivalence class of among all other inverse hulls of Markov shifts.
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Taxonomy
Topicssemigroups and automata theory · Advanced Algebra and Logic · Graph theory and applications
