On Normalizer and Cyclic Soft Multigroups

The theory of soft multigroup is an extension of soft group theory. The study of soft multigroups drawn from soft group and soft multisets is an awakening research domain in non classical group. This paper establishes and investigates some properties of normalizer of a soft group in the framework of soft multigroup. Also, the notion of cyclic soft multigroup is proposed and some of its properties are examined.

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Annals of Communications in Mathematics
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.62072/acm.2025.080106
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Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
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Abstract

The theory of soft multigroup is an extension of soft group theory. The study of soft multigroups drawn from soft group and soft multisets is an awakening research domain in non classical group. This paper establishes and investigates some properties of normalizer of a soft group in the framework of soft multigroup. Also, the notion of cyclic soft multigroup is proposed and some of its properties are examined.

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