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Keywords:
partial transformation; second centralizer
partial transformation; second centralizer
Summary:
Second centralizers of partial transformations on a finite set are determined. In particular, it is shown that the second centralizer of any partial transformation $\alpha $ consists of partial transformations that are locally powers of $\alpha $.
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