37 research outputs found
Fuzzy right (left) ideals in hypergroupoids and fuzzy bi-ideals in hypersemigroups
We introduce the concepts of fuzzy right and fuzzy left ideals of
hypergroupoids and the concept of a fuzzy bi-ideal of an hypersemigroup and we
show that a fuzzy subset of an hypergroupoid is a fuzzy right (resp.
fuzzy left) ideal of if and only if (resp. and for an hypersemigroup , a fuzzy subset of is a
bi-ideal of if and only if . These
characterizations are very useful for the investigation. The paper serves as an
example to show the way we pass from fuzzy groupoids (semigroups) to fuzzy
hypergroupoids (hypersemigroups)
Remark on quasi-ideals of ordered semigroups
The aim is to correct part of the Remark 3 of my paper "On regular,
intra-regular ordered semigroups" in Pure Math. Appl. (PU.M.A.) 4, no. 4
(1993), 447--461. On this occasion, some further results and the similarity
between the -semigroups and the -semigroups is discussed
Comment "On dual ordered semigroups"
This is about the paper by Thawhat Changphas and Nawamin Phaipong in
Quasigroups and Related Systems 22 (2014), 193--200
On fuzzy prime and fuzzy semiprime ideals of -hypergroupoids
We deal with an hypergroupoid endowed with a relation denoted by "", we
call it --hypergroupoid. We prove that a nonempty subset of a
--hypergroupoid is a prime (resp. semiprime) ideal of if and only
if its characteristic function is a fuzzy prime (resp. fuzzy semiprime)
ideal of
An application of -semigroups techniques to the Green's Theorem
The concept of a -semigroup has been introduced by Mridul Kanti Sen
in the Int. Symp., New Delhi, 1981. It is well known that the Green's relations
play an essential role in studying the structure of semigroups. In the present
paper we deal with an application of -semigroups techniques to the
Green's Theorem in an attempt to show the way we pass from semigroups to
-semigroups
On involution -semigroups
We deal with involution ordered semigroups possessing a greatest element, we
introduce the concepts of -regularity, -intra-regularity, -bi-ideal
element and -quasi-ideal element in this type of semigroups and, using the
right and left ideal elements, we give relations between the regularity and
-regularity, between intra-regularity and -intra-regularity. Finally, we
prove that in an involution -regular -semigroup every -bi-ideal
element can be considered as a product of a right and a left ideal element, we
describe the form of the filter generated by an element of an involution
-intra-regular -semigroup , showing that every -class of
has a greatest element
Decomposition of intra-regular --semigroups into simple components
We keep the definition of intra-regularity (left regularity) of
--semigroups introduced in arXiv: 1511.00679 which is absolutely
necessary for the investigation. Being able to describe the form of the
elements of the principal filter by using this definition, we study the
decomposition of an intra-regular --semigroup into simple
components. Then we prove that a --semigroup is intra-regular
and the ideals of form a chain if and only if is a chain of simple
semigroups. Moreover, a --semigroup is intra-regular and the
ideals of form a chain if and only if the ideals of are prime. Finally,
for an intra-regular --semigroup , the set coincides with the set of all maximal simple subsemigroups of . A
decomposition of left regular and left duo --semigroup into left
simple components has been also given
On Fuzzy Ideals and Level Subsets of Ordered -Groupoids
We characterize the fuzzy left (resp. right) ideals, the fuzzy ideals and the
fuzzy prime (resp. semiprime) ideals of an ordered -groupoid in
terms of level subsets and we prove that the cartesian product of two fuzzy
left (resp. right) ideals of is a fuzzy left (resp. right) ideal of
, and the cartesian product of two fuzzy prime (resp. semiprime)
ideals of is a fuzzy prime (resp. semiprime) ideal of . As a
result, if and are fuzzy left (resp. right) ideals, ideals,
fuzzy prime or fuzzy semiprime ideals of , then the nonempty level subsets
are so
Comment on "Filtres in ordered -semigroups"
This is about the paper in the title by Kostaq Hila in Rocky Mt. J. Math. 41,
no. 1 (2011), 189-203 for which corrections should be done
Fuzzy sets in -hypergroupoids
This paper serves as an example to show the way we pass from ordered
groupoids (ordered semigroups) to ordered hypergroupoids (ordered
hypersemigroups), from groupoids (semigroups) to hypergroupoids
(hypersemigroups). The results on semigroups (or on ordered semigroup) can be
transferred to hypersemigroups (or to ordered hypersemigroups) in the way
indicated in the present paper