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Generalized potentials on commutative hypergroups [PDF]
Mubariz G. Hajibayov
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Duality for finite abelian hypergroups over splitting fields [PDF]
John R. McMullen, Jason Price
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Exponential monomials on hypergroup joins [PDF]
Kedumetse Vati, László Székelyhidi
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Chemical hyperstructures for Astatine, Tellurium and for Bismuth
The concept of weak algebraic hyperstructures constitutes a generalization of the well-known algebraic hyperstructures. The aim of this paper is to present some of the results, methods and ideas about chemical examples of weak algebraic hyperstructures.
Madeline Al Tahan, Bijan Davvaz
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Fuzzy Aspects Associated with Biological Inheritance
Genetics explores the mechanisms of heredity and trait variation across organisms, with foundational principles established by Gregor Mendel through experiments on monohybrid and dihybrid crosses. The mathematical framework of hypergroups can effectively
Andromeda Pătraşcu Sonea
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The contribution aims to create hypergroups of linear first-order partial differential operators with proximities, one of which creates a tolerance semigroup on the power set of the mentioned differential operators.
Chvalina Jan +1 more
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Jafarpour, M. +2 more
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Positive Definite and Related Functions on Hypergroups [PDF]
Walter R. Bloom, Paul Ressel
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A hypergroup is a locally compact space \(K\) whose finite Borel measures have a convolution (*) structure preserving positivity and so that \(\mu\to\int_ Kd\mu\) is a multiplicative functional. One can define left translation by \(\delta_ x\) (unit point mass at \(x \in K\)) for functions in \(L^ \infty(K)\).
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The HX-groups represent a generalization of the group notion. The Chinese mathematicians Mi Honghai and Li Honxing analyzed this theory. Starting with a group (G,·), they constructed another group (G,∗)⊂P∗(G), where P∗(G) is the set of non-empty subsets ...
Andromeda Pătraşcu Sonea +1 more
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