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Monoids

A monoid is a semigroup whose operation has a neutral element, its identity; a unit of a monoid is an element with a two-sided inverse.

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In the setting of Routine Facts, Continued: Typed Arithmetic, Maps and Predicativity, let (M,⋅)(M,\cdot) be a semigroup.

Monoids. (M,⋅)(M,\cdot) is a monoid if ⋅\cdot has a neutral element. This neutral element, unique by A Binary Operation Has at Most One Neutral Element (i), is the identity of the monoid and is written ee.

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