‎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 investigat...

In a ternary semihyperring, addition is a hyperoperation and multiplicationis a ternary operation. Indeed, the notion of ternary semihyperringsis a generalization of semirings. Our main purpose of this paper is to introducethe notions of fuzzy hyperideal and fuzzy bi-hyperideal in ternary semihyperrings.We give some characterizations of fuzzy hyperideals and investigateseveral kinds of them.

There are several kinds of hyperrings, for example, Krasnerhyperrings, multiplicative hyperring, general hyperrings and$H_v$-rings. In a multiplicative hyperring, the multiplication isa hyperoperation, while the addition is a binary operation. In this paper, the notion of derivation on multiplicative hyperrings is introduced and some related properties are investigated. {bf Keywords:} multiplic...

there are several kinds of hyperrings, for example, krasnerhyperrings, multiplicative hyperring, general hyperrings and$h_v$-rings. in a multiplicative hyperring, the multiplication isa hyperoperation, while the addition is a binary operation. in this paper, the notion of derivation on multiplicative hyperrings is introduced and some related properties are investigated. {bf keywords:} multiplic...

in a ternary semihyperring, addition is a hyperoperation and multiplicationis a ternary operation. indeed, the notion of ternary semihyperringsis a generalization of semirings. our main purpose of this paper is to introducethe notions of fuzzy hyperideal and fuzzy bi-hyperideal in ternary semihyperrings.we give some characterizations of fuzzy hyperideals and investigateseveral kinds of them.

A homomorphism of a hypergroup (H, ◦) is a function f : H → H satisfying f(x ◦ y) ⊆ f(x) ◦ f(y) for all x, y ∈ H. A homomorphism of a hypergroup (H, ◦) is called an epimorphism if f(H) = H. Denote by Hom(H, ◦) and Epi(H, ◦) the set of all homomorphisms and the set of all epimorphisms of a hypergroup (H, ◦), respectively. In this paper, the elements of Hom(Zn, ◦m) and Epi(Zn, ◦m) are characteriz...

This paper generalizes the idea of strongly associative hyperoperation introduced in [7]  to the class of hyperrings. We introduce and investigate hyperrings of type 1, type 2 and SDIS. Moreover, we study some examples of these hyperrings and give a new kind of hyperrings called  totally hyperrings. Totally hyperrings give us a characterization of Krasner hyperrings. Also, we investigate these ...

$!!!!$ in this paper, the notion of fuzzy $!$ krasner $!(m, n)$-hyperrings($!f^{(m, n)}!$-hyperrings) by using the notion of$f^m$-hyperoperations and $f^n$-operations is introduced and somerelated properties are investigated. in this regards,relationships between krasner $f^{(m, n)}$-hyperrings and krasner$(m, n)$-hyperrings are considered. we shall prove that everykrasner $f^{(m, n)}$-hyperrin...

we consider the fundamental relation  on a semihypergroup  to interpret the lower and upper approximations as subsets of the fundamental semigroup  and we give some results in this connection. also, we introduce the notion of a bi-hyperideal to study the relationship between approximations and bi-hyperideals.

On a hypergroupoid one can define a topology such that the hyperoperationis pseudocontinuous or continuous. In this paper we extend thisconcepts to the fuzzy case. We give a connection between the classical and thefuzzy (pseudo)continuous hyperoperations.