Volume 21 • Issue 2 • PP: 59-70 • 2023
Bipolar Neutrosophic Finite Switchboard State Machines
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Abstract
The notion of bipolar neutrosophic finite switchboard state machines (BNFSSTMs), homomorphisms and strong homomorphisms of bipolar neutrosophic finite state machines (BNFSSTMs) are introduced and some related results are studied.
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