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New resultes for T-prime fuzzy modules

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pp. 1159–1166Vol. 28Issue 4-AJune 2025DOI: 10.47974/JDMSC-2122 Crossmark XML
Received:
03 Dec 2024
Published Online:
26 Jun 2025
Article type:
Research Article
Language:
EN
Article no.:
JDMSC-2122
Pages:
1159–1166

Abstract

In this paper, A topic for Τ-fuzzy prime submodule was studied, which is one for the types for partial fuzzy models. This work was divided into three sections, each for which has a study that begins by giving an introduction to the topic & then giving the basic definitions & then explaining the details for the topic for Τ-fuzzy prime submodule supported by valuable & important examples & observations from What is important is to consolidate that concept. The final section deals with finding the relationship between this concept Τ-fuzzy prime submodule with some other concepts such as the concept multiplication fuzzy module & also the concept for maximal fuzzy ideal. This section has also been enhanced with many non-examples, observations, & properties that prove that relationship. Finally, many examples & observations were given that demonstrate & serve to demonstrate & prove this concept. This is considered a reinforcement & confirmation for those properties & observations that were addressed in the body for this research, citing many sources that are related to this concept for ours.

Keywords

Prime Ғ-moduleƮ-prime Ғ-modulePrimary Ғ-moduleFaithful Ғ-moduleMultiplication Ғ-module

Subject Classifications

03B5203E72

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