Strong - Bi Near Subtraction Semigroups

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International Journal of Mathematics Research. ISSN 0976-5840 Volume 8, Number 3 (2016), pp. 207-212 International Research Publication House http://www.irphouse.com Strong - Bi Near Subtraction Semigroups S.Firthous Fatima (1) and S. Jayalakshmi (2) 1 Department of Mathematics, Sadakathullah Appa College (Autonomous), Thirunelveli- 627 011, Tamil Nadu,India. E-mail: kitherali@yahoo.co.in 2 Department of Mathematics, Sri ParaSakathi College (Autonomous) for women, Courtallam, Tamil Nadu, India. E-mail: jayarajkutti@gmail.com Abstract In this paper we introduce the notion of Strong - bi-near subtraction semigroup. Also we give characterizations of Strong - bi-near subtraction semigroup. Mathematical subject classification: 06F35 Key words: Strong bi-near subtraction semigroup, S1- bi-near subtraction semigroup, S2- bi-near subtraction semigroup, Nil near subtraction semigroup. 1. INTRODUCTION In 2007, Dheena[1] introduced Near Subtraction Algebra, Throughout his paper by a Near Subtraction Algebra, we mean a Right Near Subtraction Algebra. For basic definition one may refer to Pillz[4]. Zekiye Ciloglu, Yilmaz Ceven [5] gave the notation of Fuzzy Near Subtraction semigroups. Seydali Fathima et.al[2,3] introduced the notation of S1-near subtraction semigroup and S2-near subtraction semigroup. In this

208 S.Firthous Fatima and S. Jayalakshmi paper we shall obtained equivalent conditions for regularity in terms of Strong - Bi near subtraction semigroup. 2. PRELIMINARIES A non-empty subset X together with two binary operations and. is said to be subtraction semigroup If (i) (X, ) is a subtraction algebra (ii) (X,.) is a semi group (iii) x(y z)=xy xz and (x y)z= xz yz for every x, y, z X. A non-empty subset X together with two binary operations and. is said to be near subtraction semigroup if (i) (X, ) is a subtraction algebra (ii) (X,.) is a semi group and (iii) (x y)z= xz yz for every x, y, z X. A non-empty subset X is said to be S1-near subtraction semigroup if for every a X there exists x X * such that axa=xa. A non-empty subset X is said to be S2-near subtraction semigroup if for every a X there exists x X * such that axa=ax. A non-empty subset X is said to be nil-near subtraction semigroup if there exists a positive integer k 1 such that a k =0 Which implies that xa=0 where x=a k-1. 3. STRONG -BI NEAR SUBTRACTION SEMIGROUP Definition 3.1 A non-empty subset X together with two binary operations - and. Is said to be Strong - bi near subtraction semigroup. S2-near subtraction semigroup Example 3.2 Let X={0,a,b,1} in which - and. be defined by Then X is the both strong S1 and strong - 0 a b c. 0 a b c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a a 0 c b a 0 a a a b b 0 0 0 b 0 0 b b c c 0 c 0 c 0 a b c Then X is a Strong - bi near-subtraction semi group

Strong - Bi Near Subtraction Semigroups 209 Result 3.3 Every Strong -bi near Subtraction Semigroup is a - bi near Subtraction Semigroup Proof: Let X be a Strong -bi near Subtraction Semigroup where X is the both Strong S1 and Strong S2 near subtraction semigroup For a,b X, aba=ba and aba=ab For a X, aba=ba and aba=ab for some b X. Therefore X is both S1 and S2 near subtractionsemigroup. Thus X is a - bi near Subtraction Semigroup. Remark 3.4 The converse of the above result need not be true shown by a following example. Let X={0,a,b,c} in which and. be defined by - 0 a b 1. 0 a b 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a a 0 a a a a a b c b b b 0 b b 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 a b 1 Thus X is an - bi near-subtraction semi group but not Strong - bi-near subtraction semi group Hence, every - bi-near subtraction semi group need not be a subtraction semi group. Strong - bi-near Theorem 3.5 Let X be a Boolean near subtraction semigroup. Each of the following statement implies that X is a Strong -bi near Subtraction Semigroup 1. X is commutative. 2. X is of Type I and Type II. 3. axa=xa and ax=axa for all a X (That is, X is P 1 and P 1 near subtraction semigroup). 4. X is sub commutative. Proof : Let X be a Boolean near subtraction semigroup Let X be a commutative near subtraction semigroup.and let a,b X. Now, aba = a(ba) = a(ab) (Since X be a commutative) =a 2 b =ab(since X be a Boolean)=ba

210 S.Firthous Fatima and S. Jayalakshmi (Since X be a commutative) and let a,b X. Now, aba = (ab)a = (ba)a (Since X be a commutative) =ba 2 =ba(since X be a Boolean)=ab (Since X be a commutative). Thus X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup. Let X be of Type I and Type II near subtraction semigroup and let a,b X. Then aba=baa=ba 2 =ba [Since X is Boolean] and aba=aab=a 2 b=ab [Since X is Boolean]. That is, aba=ba and aba=ab. Thus X is a F * -bi near subtraction semigroup. Let a X. Since Xa=aXa and ax=axa, for every b X there exists y X such that ba=aya and ab=aya. Now aba=a(ba)=a(aya)=a 2 ya=aya [Since X is Boolean]=ba and aba=(ab)a=(aya)a=aya 2 =aya[since X is Boolean]=ab. Thus X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup. Let X be a Sub-commutative Let a X, ax=xa. Therefore for every b X1 there exists c X1 such that ba=ac and ab=ca. Now,aba a(ba) = a(ac) =ac 2 =ac(since X be a Boolean)= ba and aba=(ab)a = (ca)a=ca 2 =ca(since X be a Boolean )=ab. Thus X is a Strong -bi near Subtraction Theorem 3.6 Any homomorphic image of a Strong -bi near Subtraction Semigroup is a Strong -bi near Subtraction Semigroup. Proof : Let f: X Y be a homomorphism. Since X be a Strong --bi near subtraction semigroup aba =ba and aba = ab for all a,b X. Let y1, y2 Y then there exists x1,x2 Y such that f(x1) = y1 and f(x2) = y2. Clearly then x1y1x1 = y1x1 and x1y1x1 = x1y1. And the desired result now follows. 4. RESULTS ON STRONG -BI NEAR SUBTRACTION SEMIGROUP. Proposition 4.1 If X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup then E C(X). Proof For e E, ex = Xe [Since X is Sub-commutative] =Xe 2 [X is left bipotent]. for e E, ex = Xe [Since X is Sub-commutative] eex = exe e 2 X = exe ex = exe [since e 2 =e].

Strong - Bi Near Subtraction Semigroups 211 Again Xe=eX Xee=eXe Xe 2 =exe Xe=eXe[since e 2 =e].clearly, Then for every x X, there exists u and v in y such that ex=eue and xe=eveexe=euee=eue 2 =eue=ex and exe=eeve= e 2 ve=eve=xe.. Thus ex=exe=xe for all x X. Consequently E C(X). Theorem 4.2 Let X be a left self distributive S-near subtraction semigroup Then X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup if and only if X is a GNF. Proof Assume that X is a GNF. Now for a X, Since X is a S-bi near subtraction semigroup.let a ax =axa. Thus X is a regular... Let a,b X. Then a = aba [Since X is regular] =abaa[since X is self distributive] = aa [Since X is regular] =a 2. Therefore, X is Boolean and regular implies that X is Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup Conversely, assume that X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup. Since X is a S-bi near subtraction semigroup.let a ax =axa. Thus X is a regular. Again by Proposition 4.1, E C(x). Therefore X is GNF. Theorem 4.3 Let X be a S-near subtraction semigroup Then X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup if and only if for every x X there exists a unique central idempotent e such that Xx = Xe and X is regular. Proof For the only if part let x X. Since X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup and from by previous Theorem, X is a GNF. Therefore X is regular and E C(x). Let a,x X. Since X is regular, x = xax, Now Xx = Xax = Xe, Where e = ax E. Since E C(x), the idempotent e is central and Xx = Xe, for all x X. Let e1 E and Xe1 = Xx, for some central idempotent e1. Now e1 = 2 e1 Xe1 = Xx = Xe and so e1= ne, for some n X. Consequently, e1 = ne = ne 2 = (ne)e = e1e and e = e 2 Xe = X e1 and so e = ue1, for some u X. This implies that e = ue1 = 2 ue1 = (ue1)e1 = ee1. Since e is a central idempotent, ee1 = e1e and so e = e1. Thus e is the unique central idempotent. Conversely, since X is regular and idempotent central, X is a GNF. Therefore by Previous Theorem, X is a Strong -bi near subtraction semigroup.

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