Left (right) C-semigroups are the regular semigroups satisfying the following condition:eSSe (SeeS) for every e∈E (the set of idempotents of S). Refs. [1, 2] give the left(right) semi-spined product structure and the...Left (right) C-semigroups are the regular semigroups satisfying the following condition:eSSe (SeeS) for every e∈E (the set of idempotents of S). Refs. [1, 2] give the left(right) semi-spined product structure and the left (right) △-product structure of a left(right) C-semigroup, respectively. It is easy to see that the above condition defining a reg-ular semigroup S to be a left (right) C-semigroup may be replaced by the following condi-tion:展开更多
The ruled surfaces of normals and binormals of a space curve is locally classified under the left-right action according to the types of the curve. In order to do this some useful results are obtained on the relations...The ruled surfaces of normals and binormals of a space curve is locally classified under the left-right action according to the types of the curve. In order to do this some useful results are obtained on the relationship of the powers of terms in the Taylor series of an invertible function and its inverse.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
文摘Left (right) C-semigroups are the regular semigroups satisfying the following condition:eSSe (SeeS) for every e∈E (the set of idempotents of S). Refs. [1, 2] give the left(right) semi-spined product structure and the left (right) △-product structure of a left(right) C-semigroup, respectively. It is easy to see that the above condition defining a reg-ular semigroup S to be a left (right) C-semigroup may be replaced by the following condi-tion:
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 10261002 and 10671009)
文摘The ruled surfaces of normals and binormals of a space curve is locally classified under the left-right action according to the types of the curve. In order to do this some useful results are obtained on the relationship of the powers of terms in the Taylor series of an invertible function and its inverse.