
Abstract In this paper, we introduce the notion of state maps from a semihoop H 1 to another semihoop H 2, which is a generalization of internal states (or state operators) on a semihoop H. Also we give a type of special state maps from a semihoop H 1 to H 1, which is called internal state maps (or IS-maps). Then we give some examples and basic properties of (internal) state maps on semihoops. Moreover, we discuss the relations between state maps and internal states on other algebras. Then we introduce several kinds of filters by state maps on semihoops, called SM-filters, state filters and dual state filters, respectively, and discuss the relations among them. Furthermore we introduce and study the notion of prime SM-filters on semihoops. Finally, using SM-filter, we characterize two kinds of state semihoops.
state map, 08a72, prime SM-filter, Other algebras related to logic, sm-filter, 06f35, 03g25, QA1-939, semihoop, prime sm-filter, SM-filter, Mathematics
state map, 08a72, prime SM-filter, Other algebras related to logic, sm-filter, 06f35, 03g25, QA1-939, semihoop, prime sm-filter, SM-filter, Mathematics
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