Hypergroups Obtained from a Latin Square

In this study, we explore the construction of a sequence of hypergroupoids derived from a quasigroup (Latin square). We demonstrate that cyclic groups yield sequences of commutative hypergroups. Additionally, under specific conditions, we establish the formation of $H_v$-groups and hypergroups. Various examples are provided to illustrate and support the theoretical concepts presented in this paper, offering insights into their structure and applicability.

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European Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.29020/nybg.ejpam.v18i2.6141
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Advanced Topics in Algebra
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Hypergroups Obtained from a Latin Square

S. Mirvakili, Mohammad Ali Dehghanizadeh
European Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
Advanced Topics in Algebra
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Hypergroups Obtained from a Latin Square

S. Mirvakili, Mohammad Ali Dehghanizadeh
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Abstract

In this study, we explore the construction of a sequence of hypergroupoids derived from a quasigroup (Latin square). We demonstrate that cyclic groups yield sequences of commutative hypergroups. Additionally, under specific conditions, we establish the formation of $H_v$-groups and hypergroups. Various examples are provided to illustrate and support the theoretical concepts presented in this paper, offering insights into their structure and applicability.

European Journal of Pure and Applied MathematicsVol. 18(2)
Yazd University (IR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Advanced Topics in Algebra
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