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Lie theory for semigroups

Authors: Hofmann, K.H.; Hilgert, J.;

Lie theory for semigroups

Abstract

In den letzten Jahren haben sich namentlich die beiden Autoren wie auch J. Lawson mit möglichen Verallgemeinerungen der Lieschen Fundamentalsätze auf (lokale) Halbgruppen in Lieschen Gruppen befaßt. Dabei beginnen die Schwierigkeiten bereits bei der Eingrenzung geeigneter Klassen von Halbgruppen und der Definition passender infinitesimaler Objekte. Für beides wurden verschiedene Vorschläge gemacht und die Relationen zwischen den verschiedenen Konzepten studiert. Der Artikel enthält eine Übersicht über die behandelten Konzepte und die gefundenen Ergebnisse und ist geeignet, zu den vorliegenden detaillierten Aufsätzen der Verfasser hinzuführen.

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Keywords

Lie's fundamental theorems, Lie wedges, local subsemigroup, Article, exponential map, local semigroups in Lie groups, 510.mathematics, tangent vectors, Lie algebras, Topological and differentiable algebraic systems, Structure of topological semigroups, Infinite-dimensional Lie (super)algebras, semialgebra, Local Lie groups, Campbell-Hausdorff series

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