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arXiv · 2502.08965

The monoid structure of singular twisted virtual braids

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In this paper, we examine specific submonoids within the singular twisted virtual braid monoid $STVB_n$. Notably, we establish that the singular twisted virtual pure braid monoid $STVP_n$ serves as the kernel of an epimorphism from $STVB_n$ onto the symmetric group $S_n$. We identify the generators and defining relations for $STVP_n$. Additionally, we construct other epimorphisms from $STVB_n$ onto $S_n$, whose kernels are analogous to $STVP_n$, and determine their respective generators and defining relations. Furthermore, we demonstrate the embedding of the monoid $STVB_n$ into a group. Also, we provide the extension of the representation of the twisted virtual braid group to the representation of the singular twisted virtual braid monoid.

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Prabhakar Madeti, Komal Negi. 2025-02-13. The monoid structure of singular twisted virtual braids. https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.08965

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