
The relationship between Rough Set (RS) and algebraic systems has been long studied by mathematicians. RS is a growing research area that encourages studies into both real-world applications and the theory itself. In RS, a universe subset is characterized by a pair of ordinary sets called lower and upper approximations. In this study, we look attentively at the use of rough sets when the universe set has a ring structure. The main contribution of the paper is to concentrate on the study of rough fuzzy ideals concerning the gamma ring and to describe some properties of its lower and upper approximations. This paper deals with the connection between Rough Fuzzy Sets (RFS) and ring theory. The goal of this paper is to present the notion of Left Operator Rings (LOR) and Right Operator Rings (ROR) in the gamma ring structure. We introduce some basic concepts of rough fuzzy left and right operator rings. Furthermore, we investigate some characterizations of left and right operator rings and prove some theorems based on these results.
Rough set, Rough fuzzy ideal, Right operator ring, QA1-939, Left operator ring, Γ Rings, Mathematics, Rough fuzzy set
Rough set, Rough fuzzy ideal, Right operator ring, QA1-939, Left operator ring, Γ Rings, Mathematics, Rough fuzzy set
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