Semigroups in Stable Structures

Assume $G$ is a definable group in a stable structure $M$. Newelski showed that the semigroup $S_G(M)$ of complete types concentrated on $G$ is an inverse limit of the $\mathrm{\infty }$-definable (in $M^{eq}$) semigroups $S_{G,\mathrm{\Delta }}(M)$. He also shows that it is strongly $\pi$-regular: for every $p\in S_{G,\mathrm{\Delta }}(M)$ there exists $n\in \mathbb{N}$ such that $p^n$ is in a subgroup of $S_{G,\mathrm{\Delta }}(M)$. We show that $S_{G,\mathrm{\Delta }}(M)$ is in fact an intersection of definable semigroups, so $S_G(M)$ is an inverse limit of definable semigroups and that the latter property is enjoyed by all $\mathrm{\infty }$-definable semigroups in stable structures.