Abstract
We show that the Schützenberger product "cut down to generators" of three copies of a free group is a relatively free monoid with involution. We show that its set of idempotents has a natural structure of a semilattice. This semilattice is naturally isomorphic to the semilattice of idempotents of a free inverse monoid.
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