Volume 5 • Issue 1 • PP: 12-20 • 2025
LS-Extending Fuzzy Modules
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The main aim of this paper is extend the notion of S-extending fz-modules into LS-extending fz-modules and study this new notion. This lead us introduce and study other notions such as: purely semisimple, purely extending and purely y-extending fz-modules. Moreover, the relationships LS-extending fz-module with the various types.
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