Algebraic monoids with affine unit group are affine.
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Abstract: In this short note we prove that any irreducible algebraic monoid whose unit group is an affine algebraic group is affine.
The author proves that any algebraic monoid with dense affine unit group is affine; in particular, any irreducible algebraic monoid with affine unit group is affine, which affirmatively answers an open problem by \textit{L. E. Renner} [Semigroup Forum 30, No.~2, 167-176 (1984; Zbl 0533.20039)].
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