Small weak hyperfields in hadronic mechanics
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It was in mid 90es when Professor R. M. Santilli realized, for the first time, that his innovating theories can be appropriate expressed by multi-valued systems. At that time the largest class of hyper-structures, the Hv-structures, based on the weak properties, were introduced and studied deeply. The extremely large number of weak hyper-structures defined on the same set can be reduced by demanding a lot of properties. Therefore, whenever the Santilli’s Hadronic Mechanics need special elements satisfying a number of properties then the class of the Hv-structures is the appropriate one. The first Hv-structures in Hadronic Mechanics, introduced in 1996, are called e-hyper-structures. The main question in this theory proposed by Santilli is: What are the hyper-numbers? Hyper-numbers or Hv-numbers are called the elements of any Hv-field and they are important in representation theory, as well. In this presentation we give some constructions and properties on minimal Hv-fields.References
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