2019
DOI: 10.3390/sym11121442
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Hyperhomographies on Krasner Hyperfields

Abstract: In this paper, we introduce generalized homographic transformations as hyperhomographies over Krasner hyperfields.These particular algebraic hyperstructues are quotient structures of classical fields modulo normal groups. Besides, we define some hyperoperations and investigate the properties of the derived hypergroups and H v -groups associated with the considered hyperhomographies. They are equipped hyperhomographies obtained as quotient sets of nondegenerate hyperhomographies modulo a special equivale… Show more

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“…Vougiouklis [39]. The hyperstructure (H, •) is called an H v −group if x • H = H = H • x, and also the weak associativity condition holds, that is [13,14] the authors have investigated some hyperoperations denoted by• and on some main classes of curves; elliptic curves and homographics over Krasner's hyperfields. In the following, we study them on hyperconic.…”
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“…Vougiouklis [39]. The hyperstructure (H, •) is called an H v −group if x • H = H = H • x, and also the weak associativity condition holds, that is [13,14] the authors have investigated some hyperoperations denoted by• and on some main classes of curves; elliptic curves and homographics over Krasner's hyperfields. In the following, we study them on hyperconic.…”
Section: Proof (⇒) Let Us Assume Thatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(i) For connecting it to number theory, incidence geometry, and geometry in characteristic one [8][9][10]. (ii) For connecting it to tropical geometry, quadratic forms [11,12] and real algebraic geometry [13,14]. (iii) For relating it to some other objects see [15][16][17][18][19].…”
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