On semigroups of continuous transformations of fuzzily structured sets

Semigroups of transformations, relations, partitions, etc. (20M20) Fuzzy topology (54A40) Transformation groups and semigroups (topological aspects) (54H15)

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Let \((X,L,\tau)\) be a fuzzily structured set, i.e. \(X\) is a set, \(L\) is a complete lattice, \(\tau\subset L^ X\). Let \(C(X,L,\tau)\) be the set of all endomorphisms of \((X,L,\tau)\), i.e. \((f,\mu)\in C(X,L,\tau)\) if \(f\in X^ X\), the mapping \(\mu\in L^ L\) preserves nonempty suprema and finite infima and \(\mu\circ V\circ f\in\tau\) for all \(V\in\tau\). Morphisms are also called continuous mappings. If conditions concerning suprema and infima are omitted, the authors speak about quasimorphisms. By the Plotkin semigroup of a fuzzily structured set \((X,L,\tau)\) is meant the product \(S(X,L,\tau)=C(X,L,\tau)\times L^ X\) with the binary operation \((f_ 1,\mu_ 1,U_ 1)\cdot(f_ 2,\mu_ 2,U_ 2)=(f_ 2\circ f_ 1,\mu_ 1\circ\mu_ 2,U_ 2\circ f_ 1)\). Three types of isomorphisms of Plotkin semigroups are considered. Main results give equivalent conditions for (quasi)homeomorphness of laminted (i.e. families of \(L\)-fuzzy subsets contain all constant mappings into \(L)\) fuzzily structured sets. Applications of the obtained results to Chang- Goguen \(L\)-fuzzy topological spaces are also included.

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