The concept of a locally compact hypergroup was introduced by Dunkl [6], Jewett [14] and Spector [26]. Hypergroups generalize convolution algebras of measures associated to groups as well as linearization formulae of classical families of special functions, e.g. orthogonal polynomials. Many results of harmonic analysis on locally compact abelian groups can be carried over to the case of commuta...

The objective of this paper is to introduce the concept of neutrosophic hypergroup and present some of its elementary properties.

In this paper using strongly duplexes we introduce a new class of (semi)hypergroups. The associated (semi)hypergroup from a strongly duplex is called duplex (semi)hypergroup. Two computer programs written in MATLAB show that the two groups $Z_{2n}$ and $Z_{n}times Z_{2}$ produce a strongly duplex and its associated hypergroup is a complementary feasible hypergroup.

in this paper using strongly duplexes we introduce a new class of (semi)hypergroups. the associated (semi)hypergroup from a strongly duplex is called duplex (semi)hypergroup. two computer programs written in matlab show that the two groups $z_{2n}$ and $z_{n}times z_{2}$ produce a strongly duplex and its associated hypergroup is a complementary feasible hypergroup.

Any complete hypergroup H may be represented as the union g g G H A ∈ =  , where G is a group and the subsets Ag of H satisfy certain properties. With any hypergroupoid 〈H, o〉 we may associate a particular fuzzy set μ . In this paper we determine sufficient and necessary conditions for a finite complete hypergroup 〈H, o〉, where p G (Z , ) ≅ + or 2p G (Z , ) ≅ + , p a prime number, such that t...

In this paper we start with a lattice (X,∨,∧) and define, in terms of ∨, a family of crisp hyperoperations tp (one hyperoperation for each p ∈ X). We show that, for every p, the hyperalgebra (X,tp) is a join space and the hyperalgebra (X,tp,∧) is very similar to a hyperlattice. Then we use the hyperoperations tp as p-cuts to introduce an L-fuzzy hyperoperation t and show that (X,t) is an L-fuzz...