Date
Tue, 24 Feb 2009
Time
14:30 - 15:30
Location
L3
Speaker
Peter Cameron
Organisation
QMUL

A graph homomorphism is a mapping of vertices which takes edges to edges. The endomorphisms of a graph (homomorphisms to itself) form a submonoid of he full transformation monoid on the vertex set. In the other direction, there is a construction of a graph from a transformation monoid, which will be described in the talk. Composing these maps gives closure operators on graphs and on monoids which have some interesting properties. There are also connections with finite automata and permutation groups.

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