
An important theorem of Gross and Tucker characterises a directed graph $E$ which admits a free action of a group as a skew product. Here we extend this to directed graphs admitting free actions of semigroups, $S$, under certain hypotheses. Indeed, the main criterion we employ can be completely characterised by properties of the quotient map $E \rightarrow E/S$.
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