Exercise 13, § 2
Algebra, I, 128
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Suppose that, for all , is surjective. Show that if, for an element , is a bijective mapping, is a bijective mapping for all (use Exercise 12(b)); this holds in particular if there exist two elements of such that (use Exercise 12(a)); is then a left semi-group whose residue is empty; moreover, for every idempotent , every element of is invertible in .
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