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Infinite products in monoids (English)
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For any monoid M in a certain class containing the abelian monoids and the groups, a monoid structure is constructed on some quotient set of \(M^{{\mathbb{N}}}\), the set of all \({\mathbb{N}}\)-indexed sequences in M. Moreover this monoid is endowed with infinitary products extending its binary law in a natural way. Applications of these constructions in set theory and computer science are outlined.
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abelian monoids
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monoid structure
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\({bbfN}\)-indexed sequences
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infinitary products
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