Abstract

We investigate the preservation of the properties of being finitely generated and finitely presented under both direct and wreath products of monoid acts. A monoid M is said to preserve property {mathcal {P}} in direct products if, for any two M-acts A and B, the direct product Atimes B has property {mathcal {P}} if and only if both A and B have property {mathcal {P}}. It is proved that the monoids M that preserve finite generation (resp. finitely presentability) in direct products are precisely those for which the diagonal M-act Mtimes M is finitely generated (resp. finitely presented). We show that a wreath product Awr B is finitely generated if and only if both A and B are finitely generated. It is also proved that a necessary condition for Awr B to be finitely presented is that both A and B are finitely presented. Finally, we find some sufficient conditions for a wreath product to be finitely presented.

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