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I asked a similar question on math.stackexchange, which unfortunately did not receive a satisfactory answer.. Let $k$ be a commutative semiring (with at least two elements) and let $k[[x]]$ be the ...
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Reutenauer & Straubing (1984) showed that all commutative semirings are stably finite, and Yi-Jia Tan (2016) showed that nontrivial commutative semirings satisfy the strong rank condition (Theorem ...
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I am looking for examples of additively idempotent semirings (which are always join semilattices) that do not have an underlying lattice structure, i.e. either meets do not exist or exist outside the ...
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Let $(R, +, 0, \cdot, 1)$ be a (unital) semiring equipped with a unary operation $f$ and a binary operation $\land$ such that $f(0) = 1$ $f(x + y) = f(x) f(y)$ $x \land y = y \land x$ $x \land (y \...
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It is well known that all nonzero commutative rings satisfy the strong rank condition (and in fact also the potentially stronger Orzech property; whether they are equivalent for rings is the subject ...
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Two months ago I asked on Math.SE (1) whether there exists a semiring that has a unique maximal left ideal but multiple maximal right ideals, and (2) whether a semiring could have a unique maximal ...
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I will use the definition of $f_n(x)$ from here. Let us call a number $n$ a g-number (g = for "gerade = even" in German) if for all $x\in \mathbb{R}: f_n(x)=f_n(-x)$. Let us call a number $n$...
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Let $L = \text{Con } (\mathbb{N}, 0, +) \setminus \Delta$ be the lattice of monoid congruences on the naturals, excluding the trivial congruence. As it happens, every $\theta \in L$ is the meet of ...
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I am trying to prove the properties below, and by doing this, I hope to find a way to speed up the computation of the below defined addition and multiplication. I am also interested if these finite ...
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I'm working with an idempotent semiring which contains elements $C_i, \hat{C_i}$ with the following properties: $$ {C}_i \hat{C_j} = 0 \quad\text{where}\quad i \neq j \quad\quad\quad\quad(\beta_0)$$ $$...
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This is a follow-up to this question about the origin of tropical mathematics. Are there any articles, websites or books which deal with the history of tropical mathematics? I have been trying to find ...
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Each semi-ring $R$ comes equipped with a canonical preorder $r\leq r^\prime \Leftrightarrow \exists w: r + w = r^\prime$. If $R$ is a ring this order collapses. However, if $R$ is the positive part of ...
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A semiring is a nonempty set $S$ such two binary operations + and * making S into a semigroup with + and * and such that a*(b+c)=ab+ac and (b+c)a=ba+c*a for all a,b,c in S. Assume in the following ...
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Each of the rings $\mathbf{Q}$, $\mathbf{Z}_p$, $\mathbf{Q}_p$, $\mathbf{R}$ admits a universal construction: the rationals are the field of fractions of the integers: $\mathbf{Q}:=\mathrm{Frac}(\...
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Recall that The biinitial monoidal category with a monoid is given by the augmented simplex category together with the monoid $([0],\sigma^{0}_{0},\delta^{0}_{0})$ there. The biinitial symmetric ...
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