Homomorphic relation on hyperingoinds and join hyperrings
Abstract
This paper is a study of the Join Hyperringoid, which is a hypercompositional structure that has appeared recently. Here appear the homomorphic relations and a special type of such relations, the congruence ones. Moreover, the homomorphisms of the join hyperringoids are being studied, along with the homomorphisms of the Fortified Join Hyperringoids.References
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