
Abstract In this paper, we define and study the hyper S-posets over an ordered semihypergroup in detail. We introduce the hyper version of a pseudoorder in a hyper S-poset, and give some related properties. In particular, we characterize the structure of factor hyper S-posets by pseudoorders. Furthermore, we introduce the concepts of order-congruences and strong order-congruences on a hyper S-poset A, and obtain the relationship between strong order-congruences and pseudoorders on A. We also characterize the (strong) order-congruences by the ρ-chains, where ρ is a (strong) congruence on A. Moreover, we give a method of constructing order-congruences, and prove that every hyper S-subposet B of a hyper S-poset A is a congruence class of one order-congruence on A if and only if B is convex. In the sequel, we give some homomorphism theorems of hyper S-posets, which are generalizations of similar results in S-posets and ordered semigroups.
hyper s-poset, 20n20, 20m30, Representation of semigroups; actions of semigroups on sets, ρ-chain, ordered semihypergroup, 06f05, pseudoorder, hyper \(S\)-poset, QA1-939, Ordered semigroups and monoids, \(\rho\)-chain, Hypergroups, Mathematics, (strong) order-congruence
hyper s-poset, 20n20, 20m30, Representation of semigroups; actions of semigroups on sets, ρ-chain, ordered semihypergroup, 06f05, pseudoorder, hyper \(S\)-poset, QA1-939, Ordered semigroups and monoids, \(\rho\)-chain, Hypergroups, Mathematics, (strong) order-congruence
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