Transposition hypergroups and complement hypergroups
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Transposition hypergroups and complement hypergroups
Abstract We introduce the complement of a hyperoperation. We provide an example to reveal that the complement of a transposition hypergroup may be a transposition hypergroup. However, we show that the complement of a hypergroup in general is not a hypergroup. We prove that, under certain condition, the complement of a quasi-hypergroup is a quasihypergroup.
- Tarbiat Modares University Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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