Fuzzy groups

Rough Fuzzy Groups and Rough Soft Groups

By means of Dubois and Prade’s idea, we introduce the concept of rough fuzzy normal subgroups and investigate some related properties. Combining rough sets and soft sets, rough soft normal subgroups with respect to a normal subgroup of groups in Pawlak approximation spaces are introduced. Moreover, we investigate the relationships between lower and upper rough soft normal subgroups with respect...

On T-fuzzy Groups

We characterize some properties of t-fuzzy groups and t-fuzzy invariant groups and represent every subgroup S of a group X using the level set of t-fuzzy group constructed from S.

E-fuzzy groups

Abstract An E -fuzzy group is a lattice-valued algebraic structure, defined on a crisp algebra which is not necessarily a group. The crisp equality is replaced by a particular fuzzy one denoted by E . Classical group-like properties are formulated as appropriate fuzzy identities special lattice theoretic formulas. We prove basic features of E -fuzzy groups: properties of the unit and inverses, ...

Strong Fuzzy Topological Groups

Following the introduction of fuzzy sets in 1965, a notion of fuzzy topological group was proposed by Foster in 1979: essentially he took a group and furnished it with a fuzzy topological structure. An equivalent notion of fuzzy topological group was introduced by Ma and Yu in 1984 by replacing points by fuzzy points. Recently two of the coauthors have introduced the notion of the topology indu...

On Fuzzy Soft Groups