
doi: 10.3390/math10040535
This paper introduces a new concept called cyclic associative semihypergroup (CA-semihypergroup). The relationships among CA-semihypergroups, Semihypergroups and LA-semihypergroups are studied through some interesting examples. The relationships among various NET-CA-semihypergroups are also studied. The main properties of strong pure neutrosophic extended triplet CA-semihypergroups (SP-NET-CA-semihypergroups) are obtained. In particular, the algorithm of a generated CA-semihypergroup of order tm+n by two known CA-semihypergroups of order m and n is proven, and a CA-semihypergroup of order 19 is obtained by using a Python program. Moreover, it is proven that five different definitions, which can all be used as the definition of SP-NET-CA-Semihypergroup, are equivalent.
CA-semihypergroup, NET-CA-semihypergroup, QA1-939, semihypergroup, LA-semihypergroup, SP-NET-CA-semihypergoup, Mathematics
CA-semihypergroup, NET-CA-semihypergroup, QA1-939, semihypergroup, LA-semihypergroup, SP-NET-CA-semihypergoup, Mathematics
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