Two weaker variants of congruence permutability for monoid varieties (Q2037085)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7365255
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    Two weaker variants of congruence permutability for monoid varieties
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7365255

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      Two weaker variants of congruence permutability for monoid varieties (English)
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      30 June 2021
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      Here, varieties of monoids are studied as semigroups with an additional 0-ary operation fixing the identity element and a description of fi-permutable and almost fi-permutable monoid varieties is presented. A variety of algebras \(V\) is called fi-permutable if every two fully invariant congruences \(\alpha\), \(\beta \) (congruences preserved by endomorphisms) on any \(V\)-free object \(F\) permute (\(\alpha \beta = \beta \alpha \)); \(V\) is called almost fi-permutable, if instead of all fully invariant congruences permuting is required only of those of them that are contained in the least semilattice congruence on \(F\).
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      monoid
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      variety
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      free object of a variety
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      fully invariant congruence
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      permutative congruences
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