Denote by U(S) the set of those unitary subsemigroups of the semigroup S all of whose unitary subsemigroups are simple. A subsemigroup H of S is n-unitary if a) \(H\in U(S)\) and H is reflexive in S and b) \(V\in U(S)\) implies \(<H,V>=HV\in U(S)\). With the role of normal subgroups of groups in mind, an isomorphism theorem for n-unitary subsemigroups is proved.
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