Author
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- Aftab Hussain Shah
- Amal S. Alali
- Mohd Rafiq Parray
- Zafar Ullah
Abstract
The action of any group on itself by conjugation and the corresponding conjugacy relation plays an important role in group theory. Generalizing the group theoretic notion of conjugacy to semigroups is one of the interesting problems, and semigroup theorists had produced substantial amount of research in this direction. The challenge to introduce a new notion of conjugacy in semigroups is to choose the suitable set of conjugating elements. A semigroup may contain a zero, and if zero lies in the conjugating set, then the relation reduces to the universal relation as can be seen in the notions ∼l, ∼p, and ∼o. To avoid this problem, various innovative notions of conjugacy in semigroups have been considered so far, and ∼n is one of these notions. ∼n is an equivalence relation in any semigroup, coincides with the usual group theoretic notion if the underlying semigroup is a group, and does not reduce to a universal relation even if S contains a zero. In this paper, we study ∼n notion of conjugacy in some classes of epigroups. Since epigroups are generalizations of groups, our results of this paper are innovative and generalize the existing results on other notions. After proving some fundamental results, we compare our results with existing ones and prove that they are worth contribution in the study of conjugacy in epigroups.
Suggested Citation
Aftab Hussain Shah & Amal S. Alali & Mohd Rafiq Parray & Zafar Ullah, 2024.
"On ∼n Notion of Conjugacy in Some Classes of Epigroups,"
Journal of Mathematics, Hindawi, vol. 2024, pages 1-8, June.
Handle:
RePEc:hin:jjmath:8414022
DOI: 10.1155/2024/8414022
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