Abstract
0. Introduction. In recent years authors from various fields of mathematics were lead to the study of subsemigroups of Lie groups (cf. [13], [2], [16, 17] [14, 15], [18] etc). In [11] a first a t tempt has been made to give a systematic approach to the study of subsemigroups of Lie groups.The basic idea is to associate with a subsemigroup S of a Lie group G a tangent object L(S) = {x ~ L(G): x = lira nx, , exp x, ~ S, n ~ N} (where L(G) is the
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