The center of a semigroup is actually a subsemigroup.
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A subsemigroup which is also a group is called a "'subgroup " '.
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The subsemigroup of group elements that take the Siegel upper half plane into itself has a natural double cover.
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The class ACC 0 is the family of languages accepted by a NUDFA over some monoid that does not contain an unsolvable group as a subsemigroup.
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An epigroup is unipotently partionable iff it contains no subsemigroup that is an ideal extension of an unipotent epigroup by " B 2 ".
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In a different vein, ( a subsemigroup of ) the multiplicative semigroup of elements of a domain, like the integers ) has the cancellation property.
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Thus a transformation semigroup ( or monoid ) is just a subsemigroup ( or submonoid ) of the full transformation monoid of " X ".
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The results in this section actually hold for any element " a " of an arbitrary semigroup and the monogenic subsemigroup \ langle a \ rangle it generates.
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Also, if a regular semigroup S has a p-system that is multiplicatively closed ( i . e . subsemigroup ), then S is an inverse semigroup.
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Staying within the world of semigroups, Green's relations can be extended to cover relative ideals, which are subsets that are only ideals with respect to a subsemigroup ( Wallace 1963 ).