59 research outputs found

    The LV-hyperstructures

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    The largest class of hyperstructures is the one which satisfy the weak properties and they are called H v -structures introduced in 1990. The H v(c)-structures have a partial order (poset) on which gradations can be defined. We introduce the LV-construction based on the Levels Variable

    Atomistic subsemirings of the lattice of subspaces of an algebra

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    Let A be an associative algebra with identity over a field k. An atomistic subsemiring R of the lattice of subspaces of A, endowed with the natural product, is a subsemiring which is a closed atomistic sublattice. When R has no zero divisors, the set of atoms of R is endowed with a multivalued product. We introduce an equivalence relation on the set of atoms such that the quotient set with the induced product is a monoid, called the condensation monoid. Under suitable hypotheses on R, we show that this monoid is a group and the class of k1_A is the set of atoms of a subalgebra of A called the focal subalgebra. This construction can be iterated to obtain higher condensation groups and focal subalgebras. We apply these results to G-algebras for G a group; in particular, we use them to define new invariants for finite-dimensional irreducible projective representations.Comment: 14 page

    The set of hypergroups with operators which are constructed from a set with two elements

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    On algorithms to compute someH V-groups

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    Cyclicity in a special class of hypergroups

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    ENLARGED FUNDAMENTALLY VERY THIN H v -STRUCTURES Communicated by B. Davvaz

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    Abstract. We study a new class of Hv-structures called Fundamentally Very Thin. This is an extension of the well known class of the Very Thin hyperstructures. We present applications of these hyperstructures

    Roughness in n-ary hypergroups,

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    Abstract -In this paper the class of n-ary hypergroups is introduced and several properties are found and examples are presented. n-ary hypergroups are a generalization of hypergroups in the sense of Marty. On the other hand, we can consider n-ary hypergroups as a good generalization of n-ary groups. We define the fundamental relation * β on an n-ary hypergroup H as the smallest equivalence relation such that * / H β is the n-ary group, and then some related properties are investigated

    Feebly associativeP-hypergroupoids

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    WEAK HYPERSTRUCTURES ON SMALL SETS

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    The class of the weak hyperstructures is larger than the known ones originated from the hypergroup in the sense of Marty. The weak hyperstructures are also called -structures. In this paper we deal with some classes ofH,-groups defined on sets with three elements
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