Nuclear images of sub-sℓ-monoids of negative cones
Nuclear images of sub-sℓ-monoids of negative cones
Let an s-monoid be a partially ordered monoid equipped with the relevant semilattice operations, and let an -group be a lattice-ordered group. A negative cone is the submonoid of elements below the identity, and a nuclear image is an image obtained from a nucleus. Consider sub-s-monoids of negative cones of -groups.
Nuclear-image conjecture. The nuclear images of sub-s-monoids of negative cones of -groups are precisely the integral s-monoids.
This would follow if the proof-theoretic argument used for pomonoids could be adapted to s-monoids, closing the gap between cancellative structures and submonoids of groups. The claim remains open beyond the integral and commutative cases.
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Adam Přenosil, “From partially ordered monoids to partially ordered groups via free nuclear preimages”, arXiv:2111.09820 (2023).
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