Semigroups of I-type
Abstract
Assume that S is a semigroup generated by \x1,...,xn\, and let be the multiplicative free commutative semigroup generated by \u1,...,un\. We say that S is of I-type if there is a bijection v: S such that for all a∈, \v(u1a),... v(una)\=\x1v(a),...,xnv(a)\. This condition appeared naturally in the work on Sklyanin algebras by John Tate and the second author. In this paper we show that the condition for a semigroup to be of I-type is related to various other mathematical notions found in the literature. In particular we show that semigroups of I-type appear in the study of the settheoretic solutions of the Yang-Baxter equation, in the theory of Bieberbach groups and in the study of certain skew binomial polynomial rings which were introduced by the first author.
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