This passage gives the definitions of some Generalized Regular Semigroups, and the theorems and some property of such semigroups are given.The main results are given in follow:The first chapter, we give some fundamental definitions which will be used in this passage.In the second chapter, we characterize some properties ofÏ-quasi adequate semigroups, and conform the existence of the good congruence on it.The main results are given in follow:Definition 2.1.3 S,T are semigroups, p is a congruence on S. A semigroup homomorphismφ:S→T is called a good homomorphism, if for all a, b∈S, we can obtain aφ(?)*bφfrom a(?)Ïb and aφ(?)*bφfrom a(?)Ïb. A congruence T on semigroup S is called good congruence, if the natural homomorphism S→S/T is a good homo-morphism, that is for all a, b∈S, we can obtain aT(?)*bT from a(?)Ïb, and aT(?)*bT from a(?)Ïb.Lemma 2.1.4 S isÏ-abundant semigroup,Ï,T are congruences on S, then the follow results are equivalent:(1) T is a good congruence;(2) for all a∈S, there existe idempotent e∈LaÏ, f∈RaÏ, so that for all x, y∈S1(a) (ax, ay)∈T(?)(ex, ey)∈T;(b) (xa, ya)∈T(?)(xf, yf)∈T.Definition 2.2.1 S is a semigroup,p is a congruence on S, A, B are nonempty classes on S, then we let AB={ab|a∈A,b∈B}, and AÏ={aÏ|a∈A} is a subclass of semigroup{S/Ï,·). Definition 2.2.2 S is aÏ-quasi adequate semigroup,Ïis a congruence on S, we definite the equivalence relationδon S:Theorem 2.2.6 S is aÏ-quasi adequate semigroup,Ï:δare eongruences on it:thenδis a good congruence on S.Theorem 2.2.9 S is aÏ-quasi adequate,thenδis a congruence if and only if for all a,b∈S,aE(aÏ*)E(bÏ+)bÏ(?)E((ab)Ï+)abE((ab)Ï*)Ï.In the third chapter,we obtain some.characterization theorems for perfect(?)Ï-abundant semigroups,and describe such semigroups from different aspects. The main results are given in follow:Lemma 3.1.9 Let S be a strong(?)Ï-abundant semigroup whose idepotents form a normal band E(s),Ïis a congruence on S.Define a relationγon S by aγb if and only if a=ebf, where a.b∈S,e,f∈E(bÏ*),thenγis a congruellce on S.Theorem 3.1.11 S is a strong(?)Ï-abundant semigroup,Ïis a congruence on s,E(S)is a normal band,and(?)(?)Ï,γis the congruence on S aS defined in Lemma 3.1.9.Defined a relationÏ' on S/γby aγÏ'bγ(?)aÏb:thenÏ' is a congruence on S/γ.Lemma 3.1.12 S is a strong(?)Ï-abundant semigroup,Ïis a congruence on S,and(?)(?)Ï,γis the congruence on S as defined in Lemma 3.1.9. IF for all a,b∈S,a(?)Ïb,then aγ(?)Ï/γ(S/γ)bγ.Theorem 3.2.2 S is a strong(?)Ï-abundant semigroup,Ïis a congruence on S,and E(S)is a normal band,then the following conditions are equivalent:(1)S is a perfect(?)Ï-abundant semigroupï¼›(2)(ab)Ï*=aÏ*bÏ*for all a,b∈S.Theorem 3.2.3 S is a strong(?)Ï-abundant semigroup,Ïis a congruence on S:and(?)(?)Ï,E(S)is a normal band,then the following conditions are equivalent:(1)S is a perfect(?)Ï-abundant semigroupï¼›(2)S/γis a C-(?)Ï/γ-abundant semigroup,whereγis the congruence on S as defined in Lemma 3.1.9. Theorem 3.2.5 S is a strong (?)Ï-abundant semigroup,Ïis a congruence on S, and (?)(?)Ï, then S is a perfect (?)Ï-abundant semigroup if and only if there exist a quasi-strong C-(?)Ï0î–¶-abundant semigroupT (whereÏ0 is a congruence on T)and a surjective homomorphismφ:S→T satisfying if a(?)Ïb then aφ(?)Ï0(T)bφsuch that for all e,f∈E(S), the resrictionφ|esf ofφto eSf is injective.Lemma 3.3.3 S is a strong(?)Ï-abundant semigroup, andÏ, (?)Ïare congru-ences on S, if E(S) is a semilattice, then the idempotents of S are central, that is S is a C-(?)Ï-abundant semigroup.Theorem 3.3.4 S is a strong (?)Ï-abundant semigroup on which (?)Ïis a congruence. Then S is a perfect (?)Ï-abundant semigroup if and only if S is an orthodox locally C-(?)Ï-abundant semigroup.In the fourth chapter, we give a definition of idempotent-connectedÏ-adequate semigroups and type A-Ï-ad equate semigroups. And also we give some equal descriptions of them. The main results are given in follow:Definition 4.2.1 S is a semigroup,Ïis a left congruence on S, S is called idempotent-connected(IC) when for each element a∈S and for some aÏ*∈LaÏ∩E(S), aÏ+∈RaÏ∩E(S), there is a bijectionα:→, satisfying xa=a(xa) for any x∈. And there is a bijectionβ:→, satisfying ay=[yβ)a for any y∈. Now we callα,βare connected bijection, and aÏ-abundant semigroup which satisfies idempotent-connected condition is called idempotent-connectedÏ-abundant semigroup.Definition 4.2.5 S. isÏ-adequate semigroup,Ïis a left congruence on S, then the bijectionα,βdefined in Definition 4.2.1 are insomorphisms.Theorem 4.2.8 S is aÏ-adequate semigroup,Ïis a left congruence on S, then S is a type A-Ï-adequate semigroup if and only if for any a∈S, are inverse insomorphisms.Theorem 4.2.9 S isÏ-adequate semigroup,Ïis a left congruence on S, then S is idempotent-connected if and only if S is a type A-Ï-adequate semigroup.
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