Topological and differentiable aspects of Clifford semigroups

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Autores principales: Bonzio, Stefano, Loi, Andrea, Zecchini, Giuseppe
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Publicado: 2026
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author Bonzio, Stefano
Loi, Andrea
Zecchini, Giuseppe
author_facet Bonzio, Stefano
Loi, Andrea
Zecchini, Giuseppe
contents This paper investigates the interplay between algebraic structure, topology, and differentiability in Clifford semigroups. The study is developed along three main themes. First, in the compact Hausdorff setting, we provide an explicit construction of a compatible metric for the Bowman topology. Second, we address Hilbert-fifth-type questions by establishing criteria under which the maximal subgroups are forced to be Lie groups. Finally, we prove a structural rigidity theorem: $C^1$-regularity at the idempotents implies that the idempotent semilattice is discrete.
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spellingShingle Topological and differentiable aspects of Clifford semigroups
Bonzio, Stefano
Loi, Andrea
Zecchini, Giuseppe
General Topology
Commutative Algebra
Group Theory
22A15, 20M18
This paper investigates the interplay between algebraic structure, topology, and differentiability in Clifford semigroups. The study is developed along three main themes. First, in the compact Hausdorff setting, we provide an explicit construction of a compatible metric for the Bowman topology. Second, we address Hilbert-fifth-type questions by establishing criteria under which the maximal subgroups are forced to be Lie groups. Finally, we prove a structural rigidity theorem: $C^1$-regularity at the idempotents implies that the idempotent semilattice is discrete.
title Topological and differentiable aspects of Clifford semigroups
topic General Topology
Commutative Algebra
Group Theory
22A15, 20M18
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.23326