Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
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These algebraic structures have sacrificed generality in favor of being easily used with the standard Haskell Prelude. The fact that monoids are not guaranteed to be semigroups makes this difficult.
- class Semigroup g => RegularSemigroup g where
- inverse :: g -> g
- class (RegularSemigroup g, Monoid g) => Group g
- data RegularSemigroup sg => RegSG2Group sg
- module Data.Semigroup
Type classes
class Semigroup g => RegularSemigroup g whereSource
Semigroups that also have an inverse. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_semigroup
(Semigroup (RegSG2Group sg), RegularSemigroup sg) => RegularSemigroup (RegSG2Group sg) |
class (RegularSemigroup g, Monoid g) => Group g Source
Regular semigroups that also have an identity; alternatively, monoids where every element has a unique inverse. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_(mathematics)
(RegularSemigroup (RegSG2Group sg), Monoid (RegSG2Group sg), RegularSemigroup sg) => Group (RegSG2Group sg) |
Free Structures
data RegularSemigroup sg => RegSG2Group sg Source
Convert any regular semigroup into a group (and thus also a monoid) by adding a unique identity element
(Eq sg, RegularSemigroup sg) => Eq (RegSG2Group sg) | |
(Eq (RegSG2Group sg), Ord sg, RegularSemigroup sg) => Ord (RegSG2Group sg) | |
(Read sg, RegularSemigroup sg) => Read (RegSG2Group sg) | |
(Show sg, RegularSemigroup sg) => Show (RegSG2Group sg) | |
RegularSemigroup sg => Monoid (RegSG2Group sg) | |
RegularSemigroup sg => Semigroup (RegSG2Group sg) | |
(RegularSemigroup (RegSG2Group sg), Monoid (RegSG2Group sg), RegularSemigroup sg) => Group (RegSG2Group sg) | |
(Semigroup (RegSG2Group sg), RegularSemigroup sg) => RegularSemigroup (RegSG2Group sg) |
module Data.Semigroup