Power algebras over semirings. With applications in mathematics and computer science (Q4699467)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1361736
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    Power algebras over semirings. With applications in mathematics and computer science
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1361736

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      11 November 1999
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      semirings of power series
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      semiring-valued semigroups
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      semiring-valued submodules
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      semiring-valued ideals
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      power algebras
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      matrix semirings
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      Power algebras over semirings. With applications in mathematics and computer science (English)
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      Let \((R,+,\cdot)\) be an additively commutative semiring with absorbing zero \(0\) and identity \(1\not= 0\). By a power algebra over \(R\) the author means the set \(R^A\) of all \(R\)-valued mappings on some non-empty set \(A\) together with one or more operations which can be defined depending on special properties of \((R,+,\cdot)\) or on additional operations or order relations on \(A\). The first chapters 0 to 4 of the book present a lot of examples and general constructions of this kind including, e.g., matrix semirings or semirings of power series. Then, in the remaining four chapters, the cases that \((A,*)\) is a semigroup, a monoid or a group or that \((A,\oplus)\) is an \(S\)-module for some ring \(S\) or that \((A,\oplus,\odot)\) is itself a semiring are discussed in detail. Every chapter contains some accurately written theory with complete proofs and illustrating examples. A carefully written subject index helps the reader to find the numerous concepts defined throughout the book. Also an extensive bibliography (428 titles) is included which shows the wide range of applications of the developed concepts in many areas of mathematics and computer science. (Also submitted to MR).
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