Volume 25 • Issue 2 • PP: 254-262 • 2025
A note on Category of SuperHyper BCI-Algebra
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Abstract
In this paper, we have put forward the SH-homo and 0−preserving SH-homo to compare two SH groupoids along with few examples. Some properties of SH-homo and 0−preserving SH-homo are explored. Also, we proved the SH-homo between two SuperHyper BCI-Algebra is 0−preserving SH-homo. Finally, the category of SuperHyper Groupoid, SuperHyper BCI-Algebra and Neutrosophic SuperHyper BCI-Algebra were investigated.
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