Abstract
We introduce and investigate the strong p-semisimple property for some generalizations of BCI algebras. For BCI algebras, the strong p-semisimple property is equivalent to the p-semisimple property. We describe the connections of strongly p-semisimple algebras and various generalizations of groups (such as, for example, involutive moons and goops). Moreover, we present some examples of proper strongly p-semisimple algebras.
Highlights
Iséki (1966) introduced BCI algebras as algebraic models of BCI-logic. Hu and Li (1983) defined BCH algebras, which are a generalization of BCI algebras
These algebras are a common generalization of BCH and BZ algebras
We describe the connections of strongly p-semisimple algebras and various generalizations of groups (such as, for example, involutive moons and goops, which were introduced by Iorgulescu (2018))
Summary
Iséki (1966) introduced BCI algebras as algebraic models of BCI-logic. Hu and Li (1983) defined BCH algebras, which are a generalization of BCI algebras. Hu and Li (1983) defined BCH algebras, which are a generalization of BCI algebras. The new class of algebras called BH algebras was introduced by Jun et al (1998). These algebras are a common generalization of BCH and BZ algebras ( a generalization of BCI algebras). Iorgulescu (2016) introduced new generalizations of BCI algebras such as aRM**, *aRM**, BCH** algebras, and many others. Lei and Xi (1985) defined p-semisimple BCI algebras and proved that p-semisimple BCI algebras are equivalent with abelian groups. We describe the connections of strongly p-semisimple algebras and various generalizations of groups (such as, for example, involutive moons and goops, which were introduced by Iorgulescu (2018)). We give some examples of proper strongly p-semisimple algebras
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