This paper defines the concept of kernel subgroup of an intuitionistic fuzzy group. Also, it proves that this kernel is a group in the ordinary algebraic meaning as a direct application of the concept of kernel in fuzzy and anti-fuzzy groups. Also, we derive some properties of intuitionistic fuzzy groups.
This paper solves the imperfect triplets problem in refined neutrosophic rings, where it presents the necessary and sufficient conditions for a triple (x,y,z) to be an imperfect triplet in any refined neutrosophic ring. Also, this work introduces a full description of the structure of imperfect triplets in numerical refined neutrosophic rings such as refined neutrosophic ring of integers Z(I1,I2) , refined neutrosophic ring of rationales Q(I1,I2), and refined neutrosophic ring or real numbers (R(I1,I2).
The objective of this paper is to answer an open question asked in [42], about the equivalence between Kothe's conjecture in a ring R and its corresponding refined neutrosophic ring . Where it proves that Kothe's conjecture is true in R if and only if it is true in .
The Objective of this paper is to study the group of units problem in two different kinds of neutrosophic structures (neutrosophic rings and refined neutrosophic rings), where we use the concept of AH-isometry to classify neutrosophic rings\refined neutrosophic rings as direct products of classical rings with itself. Also, this classification will lead to the algebraic structure of the corresponding group of units.
This paper solves the imperfect duplets problem in refined neutrosophic rings, where it presents the necessary and sufficient conditions for a pair to be an imperfect duplet in any refined neutrosophic ring. Also, this work introduces a full description of the structure of imperfect duplets in numerical refined neutrosophic rings such as refined neutrosophic ring of integers , refined neutrosophic ring of rationales , and refined neutrosophic ring or real numbers.
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