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Maximal semigroups dominated by a 0–1 matrix of a certain type are determined. The 0–1 matrices that dominate maximal bounded and maximal commuting semigroups are given. Also semigroup modules over maximal semigroups dominated by a 0–1 matrix are discussed.
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Košir, T., Omladič, M. & Radjavi, H. Maximal semigroups dominated by 0–1 matrices. Semigroup Forum 54, 175–189 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02676600
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