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100 1 $aLeech, Jonathan.
245 10 $aTwo papers :$bH-coextensions of monoids, and, the structure of a band of groups /$cJonathan Leech.
246 30 $aH-coextensions of monoids
246 30 $aStructure of a band of groups
260 $aProvidence, R.I. :$bAmerican Mathematical Society,$c©1975.
300 $avii, 95 pages :$billustrations ;$c26 cm.
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490 1 $aMemoirs of the American Mathematical Society,$x0065-9266 ;$vno. 157
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references for paper one (page 66), and paper two (page 95).
505 0 $a[script capital] H-coextensions of monoids ; Introduction -- The categories [double-struck capital] D(S) and [script capital] D(S) -- Congruences under [script capital] H -- [script capital] H-coextensions of monoids -- Split [script capital] H-coextensions of a monoid -- Abelian coextensions and cohomology.
505 0 $aThe structure of a band of groups ; Introduction -- The general case -- Some remarks on the category of bands -- Central bands of groups -- Cohomological considerations -- The case where [double-struck capital] B is functorial over [double-struck capital] B[surmounted by a tilde] -- The case when [double-struck capital] B is an [italic] A-band -- Remarks on the splitting case.
520 $aIn the first paper, the [script capital] H-coextension problem for monoids is studied in full generality. This is done by means of a factor system technique which reduces to classical group extension theory when all monoids under consideration are groups. This technique is made possible by a correspondence between the sub-[script capital] H-congruences on a monoid and the subfunctors of a certain group-valued functor [capital Greek] Gamma. This correspondence is the precise generalization to semigroups of the basic congruence-normal subgroup correspondence for group theory. The conclusion addresses the relationships between [script capital] H-coextension theory and an appropriate cohomology theory for monoids.
520 $aIn the second paper, the structure of a band of groups is studied by means of the techniques of the first paper.
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650 0 $aMonoids.
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650 0 $aGroup extensions (Mathematics)
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740 02 $aH-coextensions of monoids.
740 02 $aStructure of a band of groups.
830 0 $aMemoirs of the American Mathematical Society ;$vno. 157.
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