Applications of some fuzzy concepts to Nexuses

The concepts of (fuzzy) N∞-submoduloid and (fuzzy) N-moduloid homomorphism are introduced, and their properties are explored. We examine the notion of a prime N∞-submoduloid within nexuses, providing conditions under which an N-submoduloid is prime. Additionally, we study the fractions induced by these structures. A review of relevant fuzzy concepts is presented, accompanied by several examples of nexuses to illustrate these ideas.

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RUNG
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2025-09-23
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Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
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Applications of some fuzzy concepts to Nexuses

Vajiheh Nazemi Niya, Hashem Bordbar, H. Babaei, Akbar Rezaei
RUNG
Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
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Applications of some fuzzy concepts to Nexuses

Vajiheh Nazemi Niya, Hashem Bordbar, H. Babaei, Akbar Rezaei
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The concepts of (fuzzy) N∞-submoduloid and (fuzzy) N-moduloid homomorphism are introduced, and their properties are explored. We examine the notion of a prime N∞-submoduloid within nexuses, providing conditions under which an N-submoduloid is prime. Additionally, we study the fractions induced by these structures. A review of relevant fuzzy concepts is presented, accompanied by several examples of nexuses to illustrate these ideas.

RUNG
University of Nova Gorica (SI)
Islamic Azad University, Payame Noor University
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory
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