“…Kehayopulu [4] introduced the notion of bi-ideals in ordered semigroups in 1992. It was shown by Kehayopulu et al [8] that an ordered semigroup is an ordered group if it has no proper bi-ideals. The minimality of bi-ideals was studied and used to characterized a particular class of ordered semigroups in [3].…”
The concept of bi-ideals in ordered semigroups is a subuniverse of ordered semigroups with certain conditions. It can be used to characterize ordered semigroups. In this paper, we extend the concept of bi-ideals to a general way, so-called weakly biideals. We consider the primitive and semiprimitive of weakly bi-ideals. Some connections between prime (semiprime) weakly bi-ideals and fuzzy prime (semiprime) weakly bi-ideals is established.
“…Kehayopulu [4] introduced the notion of bi-ideals in ordered semigroups in 1992. It was shown by Kehayopulu et al [8] that an ordered semigroup is an ordered group if it has no proper bi-ideals. The minimality of bi-ideals was studied and used to characterized a particular class of ordered semigroups in [3].…”
The concept of bi-ideals in ordered semigroups is a subuniverse of ordered semigroups with certain conditions. It can be used to characterize ordered semigroups. In this paper, we extend the concept of bi-ideals to a general way, so-called weakly biideals. We consider the primitive and semiprimitive of weakly bi-ideals. Some connections between prime (semiprime) weakly bi-ideals and fuzzy prime (semiprime) weakly bi-ideals is established.
“…Lajos characterized both regular and intra regular semigroups by bi-ideals [12] and by generalized bi-ideals [13]. Different classes of semigroups has been characterized using bi-ideals by many authors in [3,6,7,8,9,14,15,16,21].…”
Here we introduce the k-bi-ideals in semirings and the intra k-regular semirings. An intra k-regular semiring S is a semiring whose additive reduct is a semilattice and for each a ∈ S there exists x ∈ S such that a + xa 2 x = xa 2 x. Also it is a semiring in which every k-ideal is semiprime. Our aim in this article is to characterize both the k-regular semirings and intra k-regular semirings using of k-bi-ideals.
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