Connections between Generalized Fuzzy Ideals and Sub-implicative Ideals of BCI-algebras.docVIP

IAENG International Journal of Applied Mathematics, 41:1, IJAM_41_1_03 ______________________________________________________________________________________ Connections between Generalized Fuzzy Ideals and Sub-implicative Ideals of BCI-algebras H. Hedayati Abstract—The concept of quasi-coincidence of an interval fact, (∈,∈∨q)?fuzzy subgroup is an important and useful valued fuzzy set is considered. By using this idea, the notion generalization of Rosenfeld’s fuzzy subgroup. This concept of interval valued (α,β)?fuzzy sub-implicative ideals of BCI- has been studied further in [2]. The aim of this paper is to introduce and study new sorts of interval valued fuzzy sub-implicative ideals of a BCI-algebra and to investigate the new aspects of related properties. The combined notions of belongingness and quasi-coincidence (in different cases) of interval valued fuzzy points and fuzzy sets were used to introduce these sorts of interval valued fuzzy sub-implicative ideals. Also, the de?nition of interval valued fuzzy sub- implicative ideals with thresholds was considered and some basic related results are proved. algebras is introduced, which is a generalization of a fuzzy sub-implicative ideal. Also some related properties are studied and in particular, the interval valued (∈,∈ ∨q)?fuzzy sub- implicative ideals in a BCI-algebra will be investigated. Index Terms—BCI-algebra, (sub-implicative) ideal, interval valued (α,β)?fuzzy (sub-implicative) ideal I. INTRODUCTION A FTER the introduction of fuzzy sets by Zadeh [17], there have been a number of generalizations of this fundamental concept. In 1975, Zadeh [18] introduced the concept of interval valued fuzzy subsets, where the values of the membership functions are intervals of numbers instead of the numbers. Such fuzzy sets have some applications in the technological scheme of the functioning of a silo-farm with pneumatic tr