TITLE

# Cyclic semirings with idempotent noncommutative addition

AUTHOR(S)
Vechtomov, E.; Lubyagina, I.
PUB. DATE
September 2012
SOURCE
Journal of Mathematical Sciences;Sep2012, Vol. 185 Issue 3, p367
SOURCE TYPE
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
The article discusses the structure of cyclic semirings with noncommutative addition. In the infinite case, the addition is idempotent and is either left or right. Addition of a finite cyclic semirings can be either idempotent or nonidempotent. In the finite additively idempotent cyclic semiring, addition is reduced to the addition of a cyclic subsemiring with commutative addition and an absorbing element for multiplication and the addition of a cycle that is a finite semifield.
ACCESSION #
79824215

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