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handle: 20.500.12450/1592
AbstractSoft set theory, proposed by Molodtsov, has been regarded as an effective mathematical tool to deal with uncertainties. In this paper, first we prove that certain De Morgan’s law hold in soft set theory with respect to different operations on soft sets. Then, we discuss the basic properties of operations on soft sets such as intersection, extended intersection, restricted union and restricted difference. Moreover, we illustrate their interconnections between each other. Also we define the notion of restricted symmetric difference of soft sets and investigate its properties. The main purpose of this paper is to extend the theoretical aspect of operations on soft sets.
Restricted union, Extended intersection, Computational Mathematics, Soft sets, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation, Intersection of soft sets, Restricted difference, Restricted symmetric difference, Union of soft sets
Restricted union, Extended intersection, Computational Mathematics, Soft sets, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation, Intersection of soft sets, Restricted difference, Restricted symmetric difference, Union of soft sets
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