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.
References
Primary source
Adam Přenosil, “From partially ordered monoids to partially ordered groups via free nuclear preimages”, arXiv:2111.09820 (2023).
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