Characterizations of ordered $h$-regular semirings by ordered $h$-ideals

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Authors: Chu, Yu-Ming; Ullah, Saad; Kadry, Seifedine; Anjum, Rukhshanda; KAUSAR, Nasreen; Munir, Mohammad;

doi: 10.3934/math.2020370

Characterizations of ordered $h$-regular semirings by ordered $h$-ideals

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ordered $h$-ideal, ordered $h$-regular, Generalizations, Semirings, semiring, ordered $h$-ideal, QA1-939, ordered semiring, Mathematics, ordered $h$-regular

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