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Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022University of New MexicoNeutrosophic Fuzzy Strong Bi-ideals of Near-SubtractionSemigroupsSiva Ranjini J 1*, Mahalakshmi V 212Research Scholar (Reg No. 19222012092003),P.G & Research Department of Mathematics,A.P.C.Mahalaxmi College forWomen,Thoothukudi,Tamilnadu,India; e-mail@sivaranjini@apcmcollege.ac.inAssistant Professor, P.G & Research Department of Mathematics, A.P.C.Mahalaxmi College for Women, ThoothukudiTamilnadu,India; e-mail@mahalakshmi@apcmcollege.ac.inAffiliated to Manonmanian Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, Tamilnadu, India.* Correspondence: e-mail@sivaranjini@apcmcollege.ac.inAbstract: The theory of Neutrosophy fuzzy set is the extension of the fuzzy set that deals withimprecise and indeterminate data Neutrosophy is a new branch of Philosophy. We alreadyconceptualized the Neutrosophic fuzzy bi-ideals of Near –subtraction Semigroups(NFBI).In thisarticle, We extend our study to strong bi-ideals. We examine some of its fundamentals and algebraicstructures. Our aim of this manuscript are given as follows:(i)To explore the new ideas in Neutrosophic fuzzy Near-subtraction semigroups of saidbi-ideals and strong bi-ideals.(ii)To examine the some basic properties and fundamentals.(iii)Also expand the direct product and regularity of Neutrosophic fuzzy strongbi-ideals(NFSBI) of a Near- Subtraction Semigroups.Keywords: Neutrosophic Fuzzy sub algebra, Neutrosophic fuzzy X-sub algebra, Neutrosophicfuzzy bi-ideal, Neutrosophic fuzzy strong bi-ideal.1.IntroductionThe fuzzy set was first introduced by L.A. Zadeh [18] .It was conceptualized the grade of truthvalues belonging to a unit interval.The fuzzy sub nearrings and fuzzy ideals of near-rings wasintroduced by Abou zaid[1]. V.Chinnadurai and S.Kadalarasi[4] examinedthe direct product offuzzy subnearring, fuzzy ideal and fuzzy R-subgroups. Atanassov[3] expanded the intuitionsticfuzzy set to deal with complicated version.It explained the truth and false membership functions.Itmay applicable in various fields such as medicine, decision making techniques.Later, Florentin Smarandache[13]introduced the concept of Neutrosophy. Neutrosophy is anextension of fuzzy logic in which indeterminancy also included. In Neutrosophic logic, we mayhave truth membership functions, false membership function and indeterminate functions. Thisidea of neutrosophic set have a remarkable achievement in various fields like medical diagnosis,image processing, decision making problem,robotics and so on. I.Arockiarani[8] consider theneutrosophic set with value from the subset of [0,1] and extended the research in fuzzySivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 202232neutrosophic set. We gained inspiration from theadvantages of Neutrosophy fuzzyset.J.Sivaranjini, V. Mahalakshmi[10]examined the concept of fuzzy bi-ideals in Near-SubtractionSemigroups.The results obtained are entirely more beneficial to the researchers.2. PreliminariesThe aim of this section is to recall some basic definitions.2.1 Definition[7]A non-empty set X together with the binary operation '-' and' ' is said to be a right(left)near-subtraction semigroup if it satisfies the following.(i)( X ,-)is a subtraction algebra(ii)(X , )is a semigroup (iii)(p-q)r pr-qr for all p,q,r in X. It is clearthat 0p 0 for all p in X. Similarly, we can define for left near-subtraction semigroup.2.2 Definition[12]A Neutrosophic Fuzzy Set S on the universe of discourse X Characterised by a truthmembership function TS(p), a indeterminacy function IS(p) and a non- membership function FS(p) isdefined as S { p, TS(p), IS(p), FS(p) /pϵX} where TS, IS, FS:X [0,1] and 0 TS(p) IS(p) FS(p) 3.2.3 Definition[12]If V is said to be Neutrosophic fuzzy sub algebra of a near Subtraction Semigroup X , then itsatisfies the following conditions:(i)TV(p-q) min{TV(p), TV(q)} (ii)IV(p-q) max{IV(p), IV(q)}(iii)FV(p-q) max{ FV(p), FV(q)} for all p,q, in V.2.4 Definition[14]A near- subtraction Semigroup X is said to be left permutable if pqr qpr for all p,q,r in X.2.5 Definition[12]Let S and V be any two Neutrosophic Fuzzy Sets of X and pϵ X. Then(1)S V { p,(p),(p),(i)(p) max{TS(p), TV(p)}(2) { p,(i)(p) min{ TS(p), TV(p)}(p),(p) /pϵX}(ii)(p),(p) min{ IS(p), IV(p)} (iii)(p) min{ FS(p), FV(p)}(p) /pϵX}where,(ii)(p) max{ IS(p), IV(p)} (iii)(p) max{ FS(p), FV(p)}2.6Definition[10]An fuzzy sub algebra is deal to be fuzzy bi-ideal of X if µ (pqr) min {µ (p) , (r)} wherep,q, r in X.2.7 Definition[10]A Neutrosophic Fuzzy Sub algebra S in a near Subtraction Semigroup X is said to beNeutrosophic Fuzzy Bi-ideal of X if it satisfies the following conditions:(i)TS(pqr) min{TS(p), TS(r)}(ii)IS(pqr) max{IS(p), IS(r)}Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022(iii)33FS(pqr) max{ FS(p), FS(r)} for all p,q,r ϵX2.7 Definition[10]A Neutrosophic fuzzy set S of X is said to be Neutrosophic fuzzy right(left)X-sub algebra of X if(i)TS(p-q) min{TS(p), TS(q)} ;TS(pq) TS(p)[ TS(pq) TS(q)](ii)IS(p-q) max{IS(p), IS(q)} ; IS(pq) IS(p) [IS(pq) IS(q)](iii)FS(p-q) max{FS(p), F S(q)};FS(pq) FS(p), [FS(pq) FS(q)] for all p,q, in X.2.8 Definition[14]Let S and V be any two Neutrosophic Fuzzy subsets of Near Subtraction Semigroups X and Yrespectively. Then the direct product is defined byS V { (p,q), TS V(p,q), IS V(p,q), FS V(p,q) /p ϵX, q ϵY}where,TS V(p,q) min{TS(p),TV(q)};IS V(p,q) max{IS(p),IV(q)};FS V(p,q) max{FS(p),FV(q)}3. Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong Bi-ideals of Near-Subtraction SemigroupsThe aim of this section is to explore the idea of this concept.3.1.DefinitionA Neutrosophic Fuzzy Bi-Ideal S of X is said to be Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong Bi- Ideal(NFSBI) of X if it satisfies the following conditions:(i)TS(pqr) min{TS(q), TS(r)} (ii)IS(pqr) max{IS(q), IS(r)} (iii)FS(pqr) max{ FS(q), FS(r)} for all p,q,r ϵX.3.2 ExampleAssume that X {0,p,q,r} in which ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ defined by 0pqR0000pP0p0qQq00rRqp00 0Pqr00000P0Q0qQ0000R0Q0qConsider the Fuzzy set S:X [0,1] be a fuzzy subset of X defined byTS(0) .7 TS(p) .5 TS(q) .3 TS(r) .2 ;IS(0) .3 IS(p) .4IS(q) .6IS(r) .8;FS(0) .2FS(q) .7 FS(r) .9.3.3TheoremSivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction SemigroupsFS(p) .3

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 202234Consider S ( TS, IS, FS) to be a NFSBI of X iff XTT T(XII I,XFF F)Proof: Assume that S is a NFSBI of X. Let p,q,l,m,aϵX.Consider a pq and p lm. We already prove that T is a NFBI X[10]. ThereforeXTT(a) {min{(XT)(p), T(q)}} {min{{min{X(l),T(m)},T(q)} {min{{T(m)},T(q)}Since T is a NFBIof X. We have,min{T(m),T(q)} {T(lmq)} T(lmq) T(a)XTT T. Conversely, Assume that XTT TIf a cannot expressed as a pq then, XTT(a) 0 T(a) .In both cases XTT T. Choose p,q,r,a,b,c ϵX suchthat a pqr. ThenT(pqr) T(a) XTT(a) min{(XT)(b),T(c)} min{X(p),T(q),T(r)} min{T(q),T(r)}XII(a) {max{(XI)(p), I(q)}} {max{{max{X(l),I(m)},I(q)} {max{{I(m)},I(q)}Since I is a NFSBI of X. max{I(m),I(q)} {I(lmq)} I(lmq) I(a)We have, IXI I. If a cannot expressed as a pq then XII(a) 0 I(a).In both cases, XII IConversely, Assume that XII I.Choose p,q,r,a,b,c ϵX such that a pqr. ThenI(pqr) I(a) XII(a) FXF(a) max{(XI)(b),I(c)} max{X(p),I(q),I(r)} max{I(q),I(r)}{max{(XF)(p), F(q)}}{max{{max{X(l),F(m)},F(q)}Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022 {max{35{F(m)},F(q)}Since F is a Neutrosophic Fuzzy strong bi-ideal of X. max{F(m),F(q)} {F(lmq)} F(lmq) F(a)Hence FXF F If a cannot expressed as a pq then XFF(a) 0 F(a).In both cases, XFF FConversely, Assume FXF F.Choose p,q,r,a,b,c ϵX such that a pqr.ThenF(pqr) F(a) XFF(a) max{(XF)(b),F(c)} max{X(p),F(q),F(r)} max{F(q),F(r)}3.4 TheoremThe Direct Product of any two NFSBI of a Near-Subtraction Semigroups is again a NFSBI ofX Y.Proof:Consider S and V be any two NFSBI of X and Y respectively.We already prove that S V is a NFBI ofX Y[10].Now p (p1,p2) q (q1,q2) r (r1,r2)ϵX Y respectively.(i)TS V((p1,p2),(q1,q2),(r1,r2)) TS V(p1q1r1,p2q2r2) min{TS(p1q1r1), TV(p2q2r2)} min{min{TS(q1), TS(r1)},min{TV(q2), TV(r2)}} min{ TS V(q1,q2), TS V(r1,r2)}(ii)IS V((p1,p2),(q1,q2),(r1,r2)) IS V(p1q1r1,p2q2r2) max{IS(p1q1r1), IV(p2q2r2)} max{max{IS(q1), IS(r1)},min{IV(q2), IV(r2)}} max{ IS V(q1,q2), IS V(r1,r2)}(iii) FS V((p1,p2),(q1,q2),(r1,r2)) FS V(p1q1r1,p2q2r2) max{FS(p1q1r1), FV(p2q2r2)} max{max{FS(q1), FS(r1)},min{FV(q2), FV(r2)}} max{ FS V(q1,q2), FS V(r1,r2)}Hence, S V is a NFSBI of X Y.Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022363.5TheoremIf S V (TS V, IS V, FS V) be a NFSBI of X Y .Then S V (TS V,IS V, FC S V) is a NFSBI of X Y.Proof:Consider S V (T S V, I S V, F S V) be a NFSBI of X Y.Now p (p1,p2)q (q1,q2) r (r1,r2)ϵX YBy [Theorem 3.4] TS V, I S V and F S V are NFSBI of X Y.Now it is enough to prove TS VC(p1,p2)( q1,q2)( r1,r2) max{TS V(q1,q2), TS V(r1,r2)}Now, TC S V(p1,p2)( q1 ,q2)( r1,r2) 1- TS V(p1,p2)( q1,q2)( r1,r2) 1-min{ TS V(q1,q2), TS V( r1,r2)} max{1- TS V(q1,q2), 1-T S V(r1,r2)} max{ TC S V( q1,q2), TC S V( r1,r2)}Thus, S V (TS V,IS V, FC S V) is a NFSBI of X Y.3.6CorollaryIf S V (TS V, IS V, FS V) be a NFSBI of X Y.Then S V (FCS V,IS V, TC S V) is NFSBI of X Y.3.7CorollaryConsider S V (TS V, I S V, FS V) be a NFSBI of X Y.Then S V (FS V C,IS V, IS V) is a NFSBI of X Y.3.8 TheoremLet X be a Strong regular Near –Subtraction Semigroup. Let S ( TS, IS, FS) be a NFSBI of X,thenXTT T, XII I and XFF FProof:Consider S ( TS, IS, FS) be a NFSBI of X. Choose pϵX. Since X is a strong regular near subtractionsemigroup there exists a ϵX such that p ap2.Now, XTT(p) XTT(ap2).(i)XTT(p) {min{(XT)(ap), T(p)}} min{XT(ap),T(p)} min{{min{X(l),T(m)},T(p)}} min{min{X(a),T(p)},T(p)} min{T(p),T(p)} T(p)Also we know that XTT T.From that, XTT TSivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022(ii) XII(p) 37{max{(XI)(ap), I(p)}} max{XI(ap),I(p)} max{{min{X(l),I(m)},I(p)}} max{max{X(a),I(p)},I(p)} max{I(p),I(p)} I(p)Also we know that XII I.From that, XII I(iii) XFF(p) {max{(XF)(ap), F(p)}} max{XF(ap),F(p)} max{{min{X(l),F(m)},F(p)}} max{max{X(a),F(p)},F(p)} max{F(p),F(p)} F(p)Also we know that XFF F.From that, XFF F3.9 TheoremEvery left permutable fuzzy right X-sub algebra of X is a NFSBI of X.Proof:Consider S ( TS, IS, FS) be a Neutrosophic fuzzy right X-sub algebra of X.First we prove S is a NFBIof X.Choose a,p,q,l,mϵX.Also a pq,p lmTXT(a) {min{(TX)(p), T(q)}} {min{{min{{T(l)},T(q)} {min{T(l),X(m)},T(q)}min{T(l),T(q)}Since T is a Neutrosophic fuzzy right X-sub algebra T(pq) T((lm)q) T(l) min{T(pq),X(q)}sinceX(q) 1 T(pq) T(a)Therefore, TXT TIXI(a) {max{(IX)(p), I(q)}} {max{{max{I(l),X(m)},I(q)} {max{{I(l)},I(q)} max{I(l),I(q)}Since I is a Neutrosophic fuzzy right X-sub algebra I(pq) I((lm)q) I(l)Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022 38max{I(pq),X(q)}sinceX(q) 0 I(pq) I(a)Therefore, IXI IFXF(a) {max{(FX)(p), F(q)}} {max{{max{F(l),X(m)},F(q)} {max{{F(l)},F(q)} max{F(l),F(q)}Since I is a Neutrosophic fuzzy right X-sub algebra F(pq) F((lm)q) F(l) max{F(pq),X(q)}sinceX(q) 0 F(pq) F(a)Therefore, FXF FXTT(a)Since {min{(XT)(p), T(q)}} utableX.T(pq) T((lm)q) T(mlq) T(m) XII(a) ince X(q) 1 T(pq) T(a){max{(XI)(p), I(q)}} {max{{max{X(l),I(m)},I(q)} {max{{I(m)},I(q)}Since I is a left permutable Neutrosophic Fuzzy right X-sub algebra of X.I(pq) I((lm)q) I(mlq) I(m) max{I(pq),X(q)}. Since X(q) 0 I(pq) I(a)We have,XFF(a)XII I {max{(XF)(p), F(q)}} {max{{max{X(l),F(m)},F(q)} {max{{F(m)},F(q)}Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroupsalgebraof

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, tX-subalgebraofX.F(pq) I((lm)q) F(mlq) F(m) max{F(pq),X(q)}. Since X(q) 0 F(pq) F(a)We have,FXX I3.10TheoremEvery left permutable fuzzy left X-sub algebra of X is a NFSBI of X.Proof: Consider S ( TS, IS, FS) be a Neutrosophic fuzzy left X-sub algebra of X.First we prove S is aNFBI of X.Choose a,p,q,l,mϵX. Also a pq,p lmTXT(a) {min{(T)(p), XT(q)}} {min{T(p), {min{X(l)},T(m)}} {min{T(p),T(m)} min{T(p),T(m)}Since T is a Neutrosophic fuzzy left X-sub algebra T(pq) T((pl)m) T(m) min{X(p),T(pq)}sinceX(q) 1 T(pq) T(a)Therefore, TXT TIXI(a) {max{I(p), XI(q)}} {max{I(p), { max{I(p),I(m)}{max {I(p),max{X(l),I(m)}I(m)}Since I is a Neutrosophic fuzzy left X-sub algebra I(pq) I((pl)m) I(m) max{X(p),I(pq)}sinceX(q) 0 I(pq) I(a)Therefore, IXI IFXF(a) {max{F(p), XF(q)}} {max {F(p), {max{F(p), {max{X(l),F(m)}F(m)} max{F(p),F(m)}Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 202240Since I is a Neutrosophic fuzzy left X-sub algebra F(pq) F((pl)m) F(m) max{X(p),F(pq)}sinceX(q) 0 F(pq) F(a)Therefore, FXF FXTT(a) Since{min{(X)(p), TT(q)}} fX.T(pq) T(plm) T((lp)m) T(m) {min{X(l),T(pq)}.Since X(l) 1 T(pq) T(a)XII(a) {max{(X)(p), II(q)}} utrosophicFuzzyleftX.I(pq) I(plm) I((lp)m) I(m) {max{X(l),I(pq)}.Since X(l) 0 I(pq) I(a) {max{(X)(p), FF(q)}} cmax{F(l),F(m)}}FuzzyleftX-SubX.F(pq) F(plm) F((lp)m) F(m) We have,{max{X(l),F(pq)}.Since X(l) 0 F(pq) F(a)FXX F3.11 TheoremEvery Neutrosophic fuzzy two-sided (left and right) X- sub algebra of X is a NFSBI of X.Proof: Straight forwardConclusionThe theory of Neutrosophy fuzzy set is basically the extension of the Intuitionistic fuzzy set. Inthe present manuscript, we have defined the Union, direct product, Intersection, Homomorphism ofNeutrosophic fuzzy Strong Biideal in Near subtraction Semi group In future, we will investigate theNeutrosophy fuzzy Ideals and their fundamentals.Funding: This research received no external fundingAcknowledgments: I convey my grateful acknowledgement and thanks to my mother formotivating me.I also thank to my reviewer and Editor.Conflicts of Interest: The authors declare no conflict of interest.Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups

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Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Vol. 48, 2022 University of New Mexico Sivaranjini J,Mahalakshmi V ,Neutrosophic Fuzzy Strong bi-idealsof Near-Subtraction Semigroups . fuzzy subnearring, fuzzy ideal and fuzzy R-subgroups. Atanassov[3] expanded the intuitionstic fuzzy set to deal with complicated version.It explained the truth and false .

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