A survey on fuzzy semigroups
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https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v40i1.577Keywords:
Fuzzy group, semigroup, fuzzy semigroup.Abstract
Fuzzy semigroup is an algebraic extension of semigroup. It has found application in fuzzy coding theory, fuzzy nite state machines and fuzzy languages. In this paper, a comprehensive literature review on fuzzy semigroup theory is realized. We will begin with a review of fuzzy groups which heavily inspired the notion of fuzzy semigroups put forth by the algebraists. Subsequently, a brief tour of semigroup theory is considered as a precursor to the emerging subject.
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