let a be a banach algebra and e be a banach a-bimodule then s = a  e, the l1-direct sum of a and e becomes a module extension banach algebra when equipped with the algebras product (a; x):(a′; x′) = (aa′; a:x′ + x:a′). in this paper, we investigate △-amenability for these banach algebras and we show that for discrete inverse semigroup s with the set of idempotents es, the module extension bana...

Abstract We build on the description of left congruences an inverse semigroup in terms kernel and trace due to Petrich Rankin. The notion for a congruence is developed. Various properties are discussed, particular that full subsemigroup both maps onto $$\cap $$ ? -homomorphisms. It shown determined by its ker...

In this thesis, we develop a theory of Fourier analysis and fast Fourier transforms (FFTs) for finite inverse semigroups. Our results generalize results in the theory of Fourier analysis for finite groups. There is a general method for generating the irreducible representations of an inverse semigroup, and we use this method to prove that the problem of creating FFTs for inverse semigroups can ...

By a 'representation' we shall mean throughout a representation by n x n matrices with entries from an arbitrary (commutative) field. Clifford has constructed all representations of completely simple semigroups [1; 4]. Munn has determined the representations of finite semigroups for which the corresponding semigroup algebra is semi-simple [6]. It is noted by Clifford and Preston [4] that if S i...

A ?semigroup is a semigroup whose lattice of congruences is a chain with respect to inclusion. Schein 9] and Tamura 11] have investigated commutative ?semigroups, Trotter 13] exponential, Nagy 4] weakly exponential and Bonzini and Cherubini Spoletini 2] nite ?semigroups. The pupose of the present paper is to investigate archimedean weakly commutative and H?commutative ?semigroups. 1 Weakly comm...

A monoid M is an extension of a submonoid T by a group G if there is a morphism from M onto G such that T is the inverse image of the identity of G. Our first main theorem gives descriptions of such extensions in terms of groups acting on categories. The theory developed is also used to obtain a second main theorem which answers the following question. Given a monoid M and a submonoid T , under...

In this work we present a new definition to the Partial Crossed Product by actions of inverse semigroups in a C-algebra, without using the covariant representations as Sieben did in [5]. Also we present an isomorphism between the partial crossed products by partial actions of a group G and the partial crossed product by actions of S(G), an inverse semigroup associated to G introduced by Exel in...

We study the universal groups of inverse semigroups associated with point sets and with tilings. We focus our attention on two classes of examples. The first class consists of point sets which are obtained by a cut and projection scheme (so-called model sets). Here we introduce another inverse semigroup which is given in terms of the defining data of the projection scheme and related to the mod...

Semigroups with an additional unary operation called a (right) closure are investigated. These “closure semigroups” may be viewed as (not necessarily regular) generalisations of inverse semigroups, and several powerful structural aspects of inverse semigroup theory are shown to extend naturally to some important classes of closure semigroups. These include representations as partial transformat...

An associate inverse subsemigroup of a regular semigroup S is a subsemigroup T of S containing a least associate x∗ of each x ∈ S, in relation to the natural partial order ≤S in S. In [1] the authors describe the structure of regular semigroups with an associate inverse subsemigroup, satisfying two natural conditions. In this paper we describe all ∗-congruences on such class of semigroups.