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(M, N)-Soft Intersection Nearsemirings and (M, N)-α-Inclusion Along with Its Algebraic Applications

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In this note, we introduce (M, N)-soft intersection nearsemirings (abbreviate as (M, N)-SI-nearsemirings) by utilizing the intersection operation of sets. We study the set theoretic characteristics of (M, N)-Soft intersection nearsemirings with the effects of different types of sets operations. (M, N)-SI-subnearsemirings, (M, N)-SI-ideals, and (M, N)-SI-c-ideals are also introduced and discussed. Furthermore, we introduce the notions of (M, N)-α-inclusion, soft uni-int c-products, soft uni-int c-sums and study (M, N)-SI-nearsemirings by using these operations. We also inter-relate (M, N)-SI-nearsemirings and classical nearsemirings by utilizing (M, N)-α-inclusion.

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Khan, W.A., Davvaz, B. & Muhammad, A. (M, N)-Soft Intersection Nearsemirings and (M, N)-α-Inclusion Along with Its Algebraic Applications. Lobachevskii J Math 40, 67–78 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995080219010098

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