Uni-Soft Ideals in Ordered Semigroups, Delineated by Soft Union Products
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29020/nybg.ejpam.v19i1.6112Keywords:
ordered semigroup, soft set, soft union product, soft left (right) ideal, soft quasi-ideal, soft bi-idealAbstract
In this paper, we introduce the concepts of soft left and soft right ideals, soft quasi-ideals, andsoft bi-ideals within the context of ordered semigroups. We demonstrate that in ordered semigroups,
both soft right and soft left ideals exhibit properties of soft quasi-ideals. Similarly, soft
quasi-ideals possess characteristics of soft bi-ideals. Furthermore, our analysis establishes that the
definitions of soft quasi-ideals and soft bi-ideals align, indicating their equivalence within this
specific class of semigroups. Additionally, we prove that in an ordered semigroup, soft quasi-ideals
can be understood simply as the unions of soft right and soft left ideals. This elucidates the
relationship between these concepts, shedding light on their fundamental role in the structure of
ordered semigroups.
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