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most citedTopological Graph Inverse Semigroups

35 citations · 72 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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math.GR2023★ 1 cited

Topological embeddings into transformation monoids

S. Bardyla, L. Elliott, J. D. Mitchell +1

In this paper we consider the questions of which topological semigroups embed topologically into the full transformation monoid or the symmetric inverse m…

math.RA2019★ 3 cited

Automatic continuity, unique Polish topologies, and Zariski topologies on monoids and clones

L. Elliott, J. Jonušas, Z. Mesyan +3

In this paper we explore the extent to which the algebraic structure of a monoid determines the topologies on that are compatible with its multiplication. Specifically we s…

math.RA2015★ 23 cited

Computing finite semigroups

J. East, A. Egri-Nagy, J. D. Mitchell +1

Using a variant of Schreier's Theorem, and the theory of Green's relations, we show how to reduce the computation of an arbitrary subsemigroup of a finite regular semigroup to that…

math.GR2015★ 5 cited

Chains of subsemigroups

Peter J. Cameron, Maximilien Gadouleau, James D. Mitchell +1

We investigate the maximum length of a chain of subsemigroups in various classes of semigroups, such as the full transformation semigroups, the general linear semigroups, and the s…

math.GR2014★ 2 cited

Universal sequences for the order-automorphisms of the rationals

J. Hyde, J. Jonusas, J. D. Mitchell +1

In this paper, we consider the group Aut of order-automorphisms of the rational numbers, proving a result analogous to a theorem of Galvin's for the symmetric g…

math.GR2013★ 35 cited

Topological Graph Inverse Semigroups

Z. Mesyan, J. D. Mitchell, M. Morayne +1

To every directed graph one can associate a \emph{graph inverse semigroup} , where elements roughly correspond to possible paths in . These semigroups generalize polyc…

math.LO2011★ 3 cited

The Bergman-Shelah Preorder on Transformation Semigroups

Z. Mesyan, J. D. Mitchell, M. Morayne +1

Let $\nat^\nat$ be the semigroup of all mappings on the natural numbers $\nat$, and let and be subsets of $\nat^\nat$. We write if there exists a countabl…