A left topological monoid associated to a topological groupoid
Abstract
This paper presents a fanctor S from the category of groupoids to the category of semigroups. Indeed, a monoid SG with a right zero element is related to a topological groupoid G. The monoid SG is a subset of C(G,G), the set of all continuous functions from G to G, and with the compact- open topology inherited from C(G,G) is a left topological monoid. The group of units of SG, which is denoted by H(1), is isomorphic to a subgroup of the group of all bijection map from G to G under composition of functions. Moreover, it is proved that H(1) is embedded in the group of all invertible linear operators on C(G), the set of all complex continuous function on G.
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