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In this paper, we introduce the notion of hyper BI-algebra and investigate some properties of it. Also, we state and prove some theorems which determine the relationship among $R/ C/ D/ T$ and V-hyper BI-algebras under some conditions.
S. Niazian
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Category of hyper BCK-algebras
Summary: We first define the category of hyper BCK-algebras. After that we show that the category of hyper BCK-algebras is connected, factorisable and has equalizers, coequalizers, products, coproducts, intersection and kernel. As a consequence this category is complete and cocomplete and hence has pullbacks and pushouts.
HARIZAVI, H. +2 more
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Hypervector Spaces Based on Intersectional Soft Sets
The notion of int‐soft subfields, int‐soft algebras over int‐soft subfields, and int‐soft hypervector spaces are introduced, and their properties and characterizations are considered. In connection with linear transformations, int‐soft hypervector spaces are discussed.
Young Bae Jun +3 more
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Implicative Ideals of BCK‐Algebras Based on the Fuzzy Sets and the Theory of Falling Shadows
Based on the theory of falling shadows and fuzzy sets, the notion of a falling fuzzy implicative ideal of a BCK‐algebra is introduced. Relations among falling fuzzy ideals, falling fuzzy implicative ideals, falling fuzzy positive implicative ideals, and falling fuzzy commutative ideals are given.
Young Bae Jun +3 more
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An overview of hyper logical algebras
Hyper logical algebras were first studied in 2000 by Borzooei et al. They applied the concept of hyperstructures to one of the logical algebraic structures known as the BCK-algebra, and introduced two generalizations of them called the hyper BCK-algebra ...
R. Borzooei, M. Aaly
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We study hyper BCC‐algebras which are a common generalization of BCC‐algebras and hyper BCK‐algebras. In particular, we investigate different types of hyper BCC‐ideals and describe the relationship among them. Next, we calculate all nonisomorphic 22 hyper BCC‐algebras of order 3 of which only three are not hyper BCK‐algebras.
R. A. Borzooei +2 more
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Strong implicative hyper K‐ideals
A condition for a strong hyper K‐ideal to be a strong implicative hyper K‐ideal is given. Homomorphic images and inverse images of strong implicative hyper K‐ideals are considered.
Young Bae Jun +2 more
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Fuzzy structures of PI(≪,⫅,⫅)BCK‐ideals in hyper BCK‐algebras
The fuzzification of PI(≪,⫅,⫅)BCK‐ideals is considered. Using the notion of α‐cut, characterization of fuzzy PI(≪, ⫅, ⫅) BCK‐ideals is given. Conditions for a fuzzy set to be a fuzzy PI(≪, ⫅, ⫅) BCK‐ideal are provided.
Young Bae Jun, Wook Hwan Shim
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In this note the notion of a hyper BCK-algebra which is a generalization of a BCK-algebra introduced, and some basic properties for this algebra are proved.
M. Bolurian, A. Hasankhani
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Derivations of be-algebras from hyper be-algebras
In this paper, we investigate some results in (BE-algebras) dual BCKalgebras and hyper (BE-algebras) dualK-algebras. We show that by a setX, we can construct a hyper (BE-algebra) dual K-algebra.
M. Hamidi, A. Borumand-Saeid
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