
doi: 10.22146/jmt.52857
In any group $ G $, we can form normal multi-fuzzy subgroups and normal multi-anti fuzzy subgroups. In this paper, we discuss the properties of normal multi-fuzzy subgroups and normal multi-anti fuzzy subgroups. Based on this structure, we construct the factor groups relative to a normal multi-fuzzy subgroup or normal multi-anti fuzzy subgroup. This gave rise to a one-to-one correspondence between the normal multi-anti fuzzy subgroups of a group $ G_2 $ and those of a group $ G_1 $ which are constant on the kernel of homomorphism $ f $. This correspondence can occur if $ f $ is epimorphism of groups from $ G_1 $ to $ G_2 $.
Multi-fuzzy subgroup; multi-anti fuzzy subgroup; normal multi-fuzzy sub-group; normal multi-anti fuzzy subgroup; multi-fuzzy coset
Multi-fuzzy subgroup; multi-anti fuzzy subgroup; normal multi-fuzzy sub-group; normal multi-anti fuzzy subgroup; multi-fuzzy coset
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