Primitive \(\pi\)-regular semigroups. (English) Zbl 0813.20070
Connections are given between nil extensions of primitive regular semigroups and extensions by them of nil semigroups on the one side, and different classes of \(\pi\)-regular semigroups on the other.
Reviewer: G.Pollák (Szeged)
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