Commuting Regular Graphs for Non-commutative Semigroups
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v7i2.371Keywords:
Commuting regular graphs, Commuting regular semigroups, Multi-graphsAbstract
To study the commuting regularity of a semigroup, we use a graph. Indeed, we define a multi-graph for a semigroup and identify this graph for the semidirect product of two monogenic semigroups. For a non-group semigroup S, the ordered pairDownloads
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