External direct products of BG-algebras

The external direct product (EDP) of BG-algebras, a generalisation of the direct product (DP) in the sense of Widianto, Gemawati, and Kartini [10], is a term we present in this study. In addition, we present the idea of the weak direct product (WDP) of BG-algebras. Finally, in light of the EDP of BG-algebras, we investigate BG-homomorphism (BGH) and anti-BG-homomorphism (ABGH) theorems.

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Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.47974/jim-1730
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Advanced Topics in Algebra
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Abstract

The external direct product (EDP) of BG-algebras, a generalisation of the direct product (DP) in the sense of Widianto, Gemawati, and Kartini [10], is a term we present in this study. In addition, we present the idea of the weak direct product (WDP) of BG-algebras. Finally, in light of the EDP of BG-algebras, we investigate BG-homomorphism (BGH) and anti-BG-homomorphism (ABGH) theorems.

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