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Nilpotency in left semi-braces

Francesco Catino, Ferran Cedó, Paola Stefanelli

TL;DR

This work extends the notion of nilpotency from skew left braces to left semi-braces by introducing and analyzing several nilpotency-related series and the dot operation $a\cdot b$. It develops a comprehensive set of characterizations for ideals, especially when the set of idempotents $E$ is an ideal, and connects these structural properties to semidirect product decompositions and generalized socle concepts. The paper establishes that nilpotent left semi-braces have nilpotent multiplicative groups $(B,\circ)$ and investigates how left and right nilpotency relate under various hypotheses, including finiteness and centrality conditions. It also introduces strong nilpotency via the $B^{[n]}$ series and relates it to the standard left/right nilpotent sequences, enriching the framework for understanding set-theoretical Yang–Baxter solutions arising from left semi-braces.

Abstract

We introduce left and right series of left semi-braces. This allows to define left and right nilpotent left semi-braces. We study the structure of such semi-braces and generalize some results, known for skew left braces, to left semi-braces. We study the structure of left semi-braces $B$ such that the set of additive idempotents $E$ is an ideal of $B$. Finally we introduce the concept of a nilpotent left semi-brace and we show that the multiplicative group of such semi-braces is nilpotent.

Nilpotency in left semi-braces

TL;DR

This work extends the notion of nilpotency from skew left braces to left semi-braces by introducing and analyzing several nilpotency-related series and the dot operation . It develops a comprehensive set of characterizations for ideals, especially when the set of idempotents is an ideal, and connects these structural properties to semidirect product decompositions and generalized socle concepts. The paper establishes that nilpotent left semi-braces have nilpotent multiplicative groups and investigates how left and right nilpotency relate under various hypotheses, including finiteness and centrality conditions. It also introduces strong nilpotency via the series and relates it to the standard left/right nilpotent sequences, enriching the framework for understanding set-theoretical Yang–Baxter solutions arising from left semi-braces.

Abstract

We introduce left and right series of left semi-braces. This allows to define left and right nilpotent left semi-braces. We study the structure of such semi-braces and generalize some results, known for skew left braces, to left semi-braces. We study the structure of left semi-braces such that the set of additive idempotents is an ideal of . Finally we introduce the concept of a nilpotent left semi-brace and we show that the multiplicative group of such semi-braces is nilpotent.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 7 sections, 34 theorems, 103 equations.

Key Result

Proposition 2

Let $B$ be a left semi-brace. Then the following properties hold:

Theorems & Definitions (89)

  • Definition 1: Definition 1, CaCoSt17
  • Proposition 2
  • Definition 3
  • Proposition 4
  • proof
  • Proposition 5
  • proof
  • Definition 6: Definition 17, CaCoSt17
  • Lemma 7
  • proof
  • ...and 79 more