New Class of M-Polar Fuzzy Measure Ideals Algebra in BCK2/BCK1/BCI2
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In this work, we introduced the concepts of fuzzy measure algebra of the M-polar electrode ambiguous ideals, and many of them have been investigated properties. Characterizations of the blurry M-polar measure sub-algebra and fuzzy (commutative) ideals of polarity are also looked at. Also, the relationships between M-polar fuzzy measure subalgebras, and M-polar ambiguous and ambiguous pole reciprocal ideals have been discussed. A new Concepts suggested here can be expanded to different types of ideals in BCK2, BCK1 and BCI2-algebras, for instance, a-ideal, implicated, n-fold and n-fold ideals, and commutative ideals. Besides, the properties of BCK2 (resp, BCK1 and BCI2) M-polar fuzzy measure algebra are discussed. Finally, the study also investigates the relationships between the mysterious BCK2 (resp, BCK1 and BCI2) M-polar fuzzy measure ideal. Some examples related to it are also given.
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