“…A Puiseux monoid is an additive submonoid of the real line consisting of nonnegative rationals. Although Puiseux monoids have appeared in the literature only sporadically since the 1970s, the first systematic study of their atomicity started in [22] and have continued with a series of papers by several authors, including S. T. Chapman, F. Gotti, H. Polo, and the second author (see the recent papers [10,25,28] and references therein). Although Puiseux monoids are concrete algebraic objects that are easy to define, their atomic structure is rather complex.…”