Volume 26 • Issue 2 • PP: 55-66 • 2025
Lagrange’s theorem based on neutrosophic sets
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This paper explores the fundamental concepts of sub-level subgroups, element orders, normalizers, and centralizers within the framework of neutrosophic group theory. Additionally, it examines quotient groups and the index of a subgroup, extending classical algebraic structures to a neutrosophic setting. Finally, a generalized formulation of Lagrange’s theorem is presented, demonstrating its applicability in the neutrosophic environment and highlighting its implications for uncertain and indeterminate group structures.
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