Mbarek Zaoui, Driss Gretete, El Mustapha El Abbassi, Brahim Fahid
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Abstract
In this paper, we introduced the notion of symmetric bi-derivations on residuated lattices and investigated some related properties. Some relationships between symmetric bi-derivation and k-isotone, k-contractive and k-ideal symmetric bi-derivations are given. Also, we introduce the sets of k-fixed points of a symmetric bi-derivation and its structure is studied. In particular, we show that the “family” of sets of k-fixed points forms a residuated lattice.
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