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Lawson, J.; Madison, B.

Quotients of k-semigroups. (English) Zbl 0288.22006

Semigroup Forum 9, 1-18 (1974).
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MSC:

22A15 Structure of topological semigroups
54D50 \(k\)-spaces
54B15 Quotient spaces, decompositions in general topology
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