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An algorithm to select the optimal program based on rough sets and fuzzy soft sets. [PDF]
Wenjun L, Qingguo L.
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A novel approach toward fuzzy generalized bi-ideals in ordered semigroups. [PDF]
Khan FM, Sarmin NH, Khan HU.
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Soft congruence relations over rings. [PDF]
Xin X, Li W.
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T-fuzzy ideals in BCI-algebras
M. Akram, K. H. Dar
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On derivations of BCI-algebras
Information Sciences, 2004The authors study BCI-algebras. The main contribution in this paper is the introduction of the notion of a derivation for BCI-algebras, which is defined in a way similar to the notion in ring theory. This is done by using the cap-operation and the BCI-product. Also, many properties related to the derivations are developed.
Young Bae Jun
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Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2001
The authors introduce the notions of some kinds of fuzzy ideals (fuzzy positive, fuzzy implicative, fuzzy commutative) in BCI-algebras and investigate their properties. Since the notions of fuzzy ideals which they define are natural extentions of those in crisp theory of BCI-algebras, all results which they prove are of course expected and proved ...
Yong Lin Liu, Jie Meng
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The authors introduce the notions of some kinds of fuzzy ideals (fuzzy positive, fuzzy implicative, fuzzy commutative) in BCI-algebras and investigate their properties. Since the notions of fuzzy ideals which they define are natural extentions of those in crisp theory of BCI-algebras, all results which they prove are of course expected and proved ...
Yong Lin Liu, Jie Meng
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Fuzzy H-ideals in BCI-algebras
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Bashir Ahmad
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Information Sciences, 1999
Topological BCI-algebras are characterized in terms of neighborhoods. It is proved that a topological BCI-algebra is Hausdorff iff \(\{0\}\) is closed. A filter base generating a BCI-topology is described.
Young Bae Jun +2 more
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Topological BCI-algebras are characterized in terms of neighborhoods. It is proved that a topological BCI-algebra is Hausdorff iff \(\{0\}\) is closed. A filter base generating a BCI-topology is described.
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