Volume 4 • Issue 1 • PP: 05–11 • 2024
On the Computation of Units in Symbolic 4-Plithogenic Ring of Integers
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In this paper, we study the invertible elements (units) in the symbolic 4-plithogenic ring of integers, where we use a computational algorithm to find all units in the mentioned ring. The all-elements group of 32 symbolic 4-plithogenic ring of integers has been found and listed.
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