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On closures in semitopological inverse semigroups with continuous inversion

Oleg Gutik
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We study the closures of subgroups, semilattices and different kinds of semigroup extensions in semitopological inverse semigroups with continuous inversion. In particularly we show that a topological group $G$ is $H$-closed in the class of semitopological inverse semigroups with continuous inversion if and only if $G$ is compact, a Hausdorff linearly ordered topological semilattice $E$ is $H$-closed in the class of semitopological semilattices if and only if $E$ is $H$-closed in the class of topological semilattices, and a topological Brandt $λ^0$-extension of $S$ is (absolutely) $H$-closed in the class of semitopological inverse semigroups with continuous inversion if and only if so is $S$. Also, we construct an example of an $H$-closed non-absolutely $H$-closed semitopological semilattice in the class of semitopological semilattices.

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Oleg Gutik. 2014-10-06. On closures in semitopological inverse semigroups with continuous inversion. https://arxiv.org/abs/1410.1344

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