Classifications of Hyper Pseudo BCK-algebras of Order 3
Keywords:
Hyper pseudo BCK-algebra, Simple condition, Nor- mal condition.Abstract
In this paper by considering the notion of hyper pseudo BCK-algebra, we classify the set of all non-isomorphic hyper pseudo BCK-algebras of order 3. For this, we define the notion of simple and normalcondition and we characterize the all of hyper pseudo BCK-algebras of order 3 that satisfies these conditions.
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