The concept of the direct product of finite family of B-algebras is introduced by Lingcong and Endam [J. A. V. Lingcong and J. C. Endam, Direct product of B-algebras, Int. J. Algebra,10(1):33-40, 2016.]. In this paper, we introduce the concept of the direct product of infinite family of B-algebras, we call the external direct product, which is a generalization of the direct product in the sense of Lingcong and Endam. Also, we introduce the concept of the weak direct product of B-algebras. Finally, we provide several fundamental theorems of (anti-)B-homomorphisms in view of the external direct product B-algebras.
The notion of BP-algebras was introduced by Ahn and Han [2] in 2013, which is related to several classes of algebra. It has been examined by several researchers. In the group, the concept of the direct product (DP) [21] was initially developed and given some features. Then, other algebraic structures are subjected to DP groups. Lingcong and Endam [16] examined the idea of the DP of (0-commutative) B-algebras and B-homomorphisms in 2016 and discovered several related features, one of which is a DP of two Balgebras that is a B-algebra. Later on, the concept of the DP of B-algebra was expanded to include finite family B-algebra, and some of the connected issues were researched. In this work, the external direct product (EDP), a general concept of the DP, is established, and the results of the EDP for certain subsets of BP-algebras are determined. In addition, we define the weak direct product (WDP) of BP-algebras. In light of the EDP BP-algebras, we conclude by presenting numerous essential theorems of (anti-)BP-homomorphisms.
<abstract><p>In the philosophy of rough set theory, the methodologies of rough soft sets and rough fuzzy sets have been being examined to be efficient mathematical tools to deal with unpredictability. The basic of approximations in rough set theory is based on equivalence relations. In the aftermath, such theory is extended by arbitrary binary relations and fuzzy relations for more wide approximation spaces. In recent years, the notion of picture hesitant fuzzy relations by Mathew et al. can be considered as a novel extension of fuzzy relations. Then this paper proposes extended approximations into rough soft sets and rough fuzzy sets from the viewpoint of its. We give corresponding examples to illustrate the correctness of such approximations. The relationships between the set-valued picture hesitant fuzzy relations with the upper (resp., lower) rough approximations of soft sets and fuzzy sets are investigated. Especially, it is shown that every non-rough soft set and non-rough fuzzy set can be induced by set-valued picture hesitant fuzzy reflexive relations and set-valued picture hesitant fuzzy antisymmetric relations. By processing the approximations and advantages in the new existing tools, some terms and products have been applied to semigroups. Then, we provide attractive results of upper (resp., lower) rough approximations of prime idealistic soft semigroups over semigroups and fuzzy prime ideals of semigroups induced by set-valued picture hesitant fuzzy relations on semigroups.</p></abstract>
In this paper, we introduce a rough set in a universal set based on cores of successor classes with respect to level in a closed unit interval under a fuzzy relation, and some interesting properties are investigated. Based on this point, we propose a rough completely prime ideal in a semigroup structure under a compatible preorder fuzzy relation, including the rough semigroup and rough ideal. Then we provide sufficient conditions for them. Finally, the relationships between rough completely prime ideals (rough semigroups and rough ideals) and their homomorphic images are verified.
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