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FreeSemigroup
Type u → Type u
If α is a type, then FreeSemigroup α is the free semigroup generated by α.
This is a semigroup equipped with a function FreeSemigroup.of : α → FreeSemigroup α which has
the following universal property: if M is any semigroup, and f : α → M is any function,
then this function is the composite of FreeSemigroup.of and a unique semigroup homomorphism
FreeSemigroup.lift f : FreeSemigroup α →ₙ* M.
A typical element of FreeSemigroup α is a nonempty formal product of elements of α.
For example if x and y are terms of type α then x * y * y * x is a
"typical" element of FreeSemigroup α. In particular if α is empty
then FreeSemigroup α is also empty, and if α has one term
then FreeSemigroup α is isomorphic to Multiplicative ℕ+.
If α has two or more terms then FreeSemigroup α is not commutative.
One can think of FreeSemigroup α as the type of nonempty lists of α, with multiplication
given by concatenation.
- Defined in
- Mathlib.Algebra.Free
- Cited by
- 43 results in Mathlib
- Foundations
- Depth 0 from the axioms · uses no axioms
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- FreeSemigroup.ofstatement · cited by 20
- FreeSemigroup.liftstatement and proof · cited by 8
- FreeSemigroup.toFreeMonoidstatement · cited by 7
- FreeSemigroup.headstatement and proof · cited by 6
- FreeSemigroup.tailstatement and proof · cited by 6
- FreeSemigroup.mapstatement · cited by 5
- FreeMagma.toFreeSemigroupstatement · cited by 5
- FreeSemigroup.lengthstatement and proof · cited by 4
- FreeSemigroup.recOnMulstatement and proof · cited by 3
- FreeSemigroup.hom_extstatement and proof · cited by 2
- FreeSemigroup.length_mulstatement and proof · cited by 2
- FreeMonoid.equivWithOneFreeSemigroupstatement and proof · cited by 2