Half-isomorphisms whose inverses are also half-isomorphisms

preprint2020arXivOpen access

Abstract

Let (G,∗)(G,*) and (G′,⋅)(G',\cdot) be groupoids. A bijection f:G→G′f: G \rightarrow G' is called a half-isomorphism if f(x∗y)∈{f(x)⋅f(y),f(y)⋅f(x)}f(x*y)\in\{f(x)\cdot f(y),f(y)\cdot f(x)\}, for any x,y∈G x, y \in G. A half-isomorphism of a groupoid onto itself is a half-automorphism. A half-isomorphism ff is called special if f−1f^{-1} is also a half-isomorphism. In this paper, necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of special half-isomorphisms on groupoids and quasigroups are obtained. Furthermore, some examples of non-special half-automorphisms for loops of infinite order are provided.

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