On Strongly $H_{v}$-groups
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The largest class of hyperstructures is the one which satisfies the weak properties; these are called $H_{v}$-structures. In this paper we introduce a special product of elements in $H_{v}$-group $H$ and define a new class of $H_{v}$-groups called strongly $H_{v}$-groups. Then we show that in strongly $H_{v}$-groups $beta=beta^{ast}$. Also we express $theta$-hyperoperation and investigate some of its properties in connection with strongly $H_{v}$-groups.
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volume 8 issue 1
pages 13- 21
publication date 2019-01-01
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