Induced Semigroup Structures via (left) Translation











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Let $(M,circ)$ be any semigroup satisfying the following properties:



P-1: $text{For every } x,y,z in M text{, if } z circ x = z circ y , text{ then } , x = y$.



If $zeta in M$ we define $M_zeta = {m in M ; | ; m = zeta circ u}$.



We can define a binary operation $circ_zeta$ on $M_zeta$ as follows:



$tag 1 (zeta circ u) circ_zeta (zeta circ v) = zeta circ (u circ v)$



It is easy to see that $circ_zeta$ is an associative operation and that the semigroup $M_zeta$ also satisfies property $text{P-1}$.



I can think of several other properties of $M$ that would also hold true for $M_zeta$.




Is there any developed theory that analyzes these induced algebraic
structures?



Any answers that contain books/papers as well any results would be
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    Let $(M,circ)$ be any semigroup satisfying the following properties:



    P-1: $text{For every } x,y,z in M text{, if } z circ x = z circ y , text{ then } , x = y$.



    If $zeta in M$ we define $M_zeta = {m in M ; | ; m = zeta circ u}$.



    We can define a binary operation $circ_zeta$ on $M_zeta$ as follows:



    $tag 1 (zeta circ u) circ_zeta (zeta circ v) = zeta circ (u circ v)$



    It is easy to see that $circ_zeta$ is an associative operation and that the semigroup $M_zeta$ also satisfies property $text{P-1}$.



    I can think of several other properties of $M$ that would also hold true for $M_zeta$.




    Is there any developed theory that analyzes these induced algebraic
    structures?



    Any answers that contain books/papers as well any results would be
    helpful.











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      Let $(M,circ)$ be any semigroup satisfying the following properties:



      P-1: $text{For every } x,y,z in M text{, if } z circ x = z circ y , text{ then } , x = y$.



      If $zeta in M$ we define $M_zeta = {m in M ; | ; m = zeta circ u}$.



      We can define a binary operation $circ_zeta$ on $M_zeta$ as follows:



      $tag 1 (zeta circ u) circ_zeta (zeta circ v) = zeta circ (u circ v)$



      It is easy to see that $circ_zeta$ is an associative operation and that the semigroup $M_zeta$ also satisfies property $text{P-1}$.



      I can think of several other properties of $M$ that would also hold true for $M_zeta$.




      Is there any developed theory that analyzes these induced algebraic
      structures?



      Any answers that contain books/papers as well any results would be
      helpful.











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      Let $(M,circ)$ be any semigroup satisfying the following properties:



      P-1: $text{For every } x,y,z in M text{, if } z circ x = z circ y , text{ then } , x = y$.



      If $zeta in M$ we define $M_zeta = {m in M ; | ; m = zeta circ u}$.



      We can define a binary operation $circ_zeta$ on $M_zeta$ as follows:



      $tag 1 (zeta circ u) circ_zeta (zeta circ v) = zeta circ (u circ v)$



      It is easy to see that $circ_zeta$ is an associative operation and that the semigroup $M_zeta$ also satisfies property $text{P-1}$.



      I can think of several other properties of $M$ that would also hold true for $M_zeta$.




      Is there any developed theory that analyzes these induced algebraic
      structures?



      Any answers that contain books/papers as well any results would be
      helpful.








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          Since the map $umapstozetacirc u$ is an injection with range $M_zeta$, we actually get a bijection $Mto M_zeta$, and you just pulled over the semigroup operation of $M$.

          Note that we could have done it with any other bijection $phi:Mto N$, by defining $acirc_N b:=phi^{-1}(a)circ_Mphi^{-1}(b)$.

          Consequently, as semigroups, $M$ and $M_zeta$ are isomorphic.






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          • Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
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          Since the map $umapstozetacirc u$ is an injection with range $M_zeta$, we actually get a bijection $Mto M_zeta$, and you just pulled over the semigroup operation of $M$.

          Note that we could have done it with any other bijection $phi:Mto N$, by defining $acirc_N b:=phi^{-1}(a)circ_Mphi^{-1}(b)$.

          Consequently, as semigroups, $M$ and $M_zeta$ are isomorphic.






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          • Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
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          Since the map $umapstozetacirc u$ is an injection with range $M_zeta$, we actually get a bijection $Mto M_zeta$, and you just pulled over the semigroup operation of $M$.

          Note that we could have done it with any other bijection $phi:Mto N$, by defining $acirc_N b:=phi^{-1}(a)circ_Mphi^{-1}(b)$.

          Consequently, as semigroups, $M$ and $M_zeta$ are isomorphic.






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          • Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
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          Since the map $umapstozetacirc u$ is an injection with range $M_zeta$, we actually get a bijection $Mto M_zeta$, and you just pulled over the semigroup operation of $M$.

          Note that we could have done it with any other bijection $phi:Mto N$, by defining $acirc_N b:=phi^{-1}(a)circ_Mphi^{-1}(b)$.

          Consequently, as semigroups, $M$ and $M_zeta$ are isomorphic.






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          Since the map $umapstozetacirc u$ is an injection with range $M_zeta$, we actually get a bijection $Mto M_zeta$, and you just pulled over the semigroup operation of $M$.

          Note that we could have done it with any other bijection $phi:Mto N$, by defining $acirc_N b:=phi^{-1}(a)circ_Mphi^{-1}(b)$.

          Consequently, as semigroups, $M$ and $M_zeta$ are isomorphic.







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          • Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
            – Berci
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          • Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
            – Berci
            Nov 21 at 0:34
















          Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
          – Berci
          Nov 21 at 0:34




          Nevertheless, I've seen very similar and useful (!) ideas in e.g. functional analysis, defining a new inner product on the range of certain operators..
          – Berci
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