Volume 4 • Issue 1 • PP: 12–18 • 2024
On the Classification of the Group of Units for Some Symbolic m-Plithogenic Rings
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This paper is dedicated to study and to find the symbolic m-plithogenic units in many symbolic plithogenic rings for some special values of m, where we present a full classification of many different symbolic n-plithogenic group of units as direct products of well-known groups by building suitable and well-defined algebraic isomorphisms.
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