
In this study, by generalizing the notion of fuzzy bi-ideals of ordered semirings, the notion of (∈,∈∨(κ*,qκ))-fuzzy bi-ideals is established. We prove that (∈,∈∨(κ*,qκ))-fuzzy bi-ideals are fuzzy bi-ideals but that the converse is not true, and an example is provided to support this proof. A condition is given under which fuzzy bi-ideals of ordered semirings coincide with (∈,∈∨(κ*,qκ))-fuzzy bi-ideals. An equivalent condition and certain correspondences between bi-ideals and (∈,∈∨(κ*,qκ))-fuzzy bi-ideals are presented. Moreover, the (κ*,κ)-lower part of (∈,∈∨(κ*,qκ))-fuzzy bi-ideals is described and depicted in terms of several classes of ordered semirings. Furthermore, it is shown that the ordered semiring is bi-simple if and only if it is (∈,∈∨(κ*,qκ))-fuzzy bi-simple.
regular ordered semirings, QA1-939, intra-regular ordered semirings, Mathematics, (∈,∈∨(<i>κ</i>*,<i>q<sub>κ</sub></i>))-fuzzy bi-ideals
regular ordered semirings, QA1-939, intra-regular ordered semirings, Mathematics, (∈,∈∨(<i>κ</i>*,<i>q<sub>κ</sub></i>))-fuzzy bi-ideals
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