paper

An extension to "A subsemigroup of the rook monoid"

arXiv:2302.09496

Abstract

A recent paper studied an inverse submonoid of the rook monoid, by representing the nonzero elements of via certain triplets belonging to . In this short note, we allow the triplets to belong to . We thus study a new inverse monoid , which is a supermonoid of . We point out similarities and find essential differences. We show that is a noncommutative, periodic, combinatorial, fundamental, completely semisimple, and strongly -unitary inverse monoid.