
doi: 10.1007/bf01951328
The author defines a \(\wedge\)-right congruence on a completely regular semigroup S as any left congruence \(\rho\) on S for which (i) \(a\rho\) \(\hat a\) and (ii) \(a\rho\) b implies \(\hat ac\rho\) \^bc for any a,b,c in S. (Here \(\hat a\) denotes the unit of \(H_ a)\). The dual notion defines \(\wedge\)-left congruences. Whether Green's relations are \(\wedge\)-left or \(\wedge\)-right congruences, or neither, is shown to determine various classes of orthodox completely regular semigroups.
right congruences, Mappings of semigroups, orthodox completely regular semigroups, Green's relations, General structure theory for semigroups
right congruences, Mappings of semigroups, orthodox completely regular semigroups, Green's relations, General structure theory for semigroups
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