On Annihilator of Fuzzy Subsets of Modules
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1 International Journal of Algebra, Vol. 3, 2009, no. 10, On Annihilator of Fuzzy Subsets of Modules Helen K. Saikia 1 and Mrinal C. Kalita 2 1 Department of Mathematics, Gauhati university, Guwahati , India hsaikia@yahoo.com 2 Department of Mathematics, Pandu College, Guwahati , India mckbamundi@yahoo.co.in Abstract The correspondence between certain ideals and submodules arising from annihilation plays a vital role in decomposition theory. In this paper our attempt is to fuzzify the concept of annihilators of subsets of modules. We investigate certain characteristics of fuzzy annihilators of fuzzy subsets of modules. Using the concept of fuzzy annihilators, prime fuzzy sub module and fuzzy annihilator ideals are defined and various related results are established. Mathematics Subject Classification: 03E72 Keywords: Fuzzy submodule, fuzzy ideal, fuzzy annihilator Introduction In the trajectory of stupendous growth of fuzzy set theory, fuzzy algebra has become an important area of research. In 1971, A. Rosenfield [6] used the concept of fuzzy set theory due to Zadeh [10] in abstract algebra and opened up a new insight in the field of Mathematical science. Since then the study of fuzzy algebraic structure has been pursued in many directions such as semigroups, groups, rings, semirings, near-rings and so on. Fuzzy sub modules of a module M over a ring R were first introduced by Negoita and Ralescu [4]. Consequently Pan [5] studied fuzzy finitely generated modules and fuzzy quotient modules. The study of fuzzy submodules was also carried out by Zahedi [10], Sidky [8], Mukherjee et al [3], and Saikia et al [7]. In the theory of rings and modules there is a correspondence between certain ideals of a ring R and submodules of an R- module that arise from annihilation. The submodules obtained using annihilation, which correspond to prime ideals play an important role in decomposition theory
2 484 H. K. Saikia and M. C. Kalita and Goldie like structures. Fuzzification of such crisp sets leads us to structures that can be termed as fuzzy prime submodules. Our attempt is to fuzzify the concept of annihilators of modules. We define annihilator of a fuzzy subset of a module using the concept of residual quotients and investigate various characteristics of it. This concept will help us to explore and investigate various facts about the fuzzy aspects of associated primes, Goldie like structures and singular ideals. 2. Basic definitions and notations Throughout this paper R denotes a commutative ring with unity and M denotes an R-module. The zero elements of R and M are 0 and θ respectively. The class of fuzzy subsets of X is denoted by [0, 1] X. Let μ [0, 1] R. Then μ is called a fuzzy ideal of R if it satisfies (i) μ(x-y) μ(x) μ(y) x, y R (ii) μ(xy) μ(x) μ(y) x, y R. The class of all fuzzy ideals of R is denoted by FI(R). Let μ [0, 1] M Then μ is called a fuzzy sub module of M if it satisfies: (i) μ(θ) = 1 (ii) μ(x-y) μ(x) μ(y) x, y M (iii) μ(rx) μ(x) r R, x M. The class of fuzzy sub modules is denoted by F(M). Let μ [0, 1] X.Then a fuzzy point x t, x X, t (0,1] is defined as the fuzzy subset x t of X such that x t (x) = t and x t (y) = 0 for all y X {x}. We write x t μ if and only if x μ t. Let μ, σ [0, 1] M. Then sum of μ and σ is defined as (μ + σ)(x) = {μ(y) σ(z) y, z M, x = y + z}. Let μ [0, 1] M and σ [0, 1] R then the product of μ and σ is defined as (σμ)(x) = {σ(r) μ(m) r R, m M, x = rm}. Let μ, σ [0, 1] R Then the product of μ and σ is defined as (σμ)(x) = {μ(y) σ(z) y, z R, x = yz}. By μ 2 and μ n we mean μμ and μμ n-1 respectively. Let μ FI(R). Then μ is called a fuzzy prime ideal of R if for any σ, γ F(R), σγ μ implies σ μ or γ μ. Let μ [0, 1] M. then annihilator of μ, denoted by ann(μ) is defined as ann(μ) = {η η [0,1] R, ημ χ θ }. It is seen that ann(μ) [0,1] R. We define ann(χ θ ) as ann(χ θ ) = χ R Let μ [0, 1] M is Then μ is said to be a fuzzy faithful submodule if ann(μ) = χ 0. Let μ [0, 1] R.Then μ is called a fuzzy dense ideal if ann(μ) = χ 0 Let σ [0, 1] R Then the fuzzy ideal of the form ann(σ) of R is called a fuzzy annihilator ideal. Thus μ is a fuzzy annihilator ideal if and only if μ = ann(σ) for some fuzzy subset σ of R with σ (0) = 1.
3 On annihilator of fuzzy subsets of modules Preliminaries Now we present some preliminary results that are needed in the sequel. Lemma 3.1: [8] Let μ [0, 1] M. Then the level subset μ t = {x M μ(x) t} is a sub module of M if and only if μ is a fuzzy sub module of M. Lemma 3.2: [1] If μ FI(R) then μ is a fuzzy prime ideal of R if and only if μ t, t Im μ is a prime ideal of R Lemma 3.3 :[ 2]Let μ i FI(R), i I Then μ i FI(R). i I Lemma 3.4 : [2] If μ i F(M), i I where I > 1 then μ i F(M).and i I Lemma 3.5: [2] If σ FI(R); μ, γ F(M) then σ(μ + γ) σμ + σγ. The following results can be established in the same line as in section 4.5 of [2] Lemma 3.6: If μ [0, 1] M then χ 0 ann(μ). Lemma 3.7: Let μ [0, 1] M. Then ann(μ) = {r α r R, α [0,1], r α μ χ θ }. Lemma 3.8: Let μ [0, 1] M. Then ann(μ)μ χ θ. If μ(θ) = 1, then ann(μ)μ = χ θ. Hence if μ F(M) then ann(μ)μ = χ θ. Lemma 3.9: Let σ [0, 1] R and μ [0, 1] M. then σμ χ θ, if and only if σ ann(μ). If σ (0) = 1 and μ(θ) = 1, then σμ = χ θ if and only if if σ ann(μ). Lemma 3.10: Let μ [0, 1] M. Then ann(μ) = {σ σ FI(R), σμ χ θ }. Lemma 3.11: Let μ i [0, 1] M, i I, then.ann( μ i ) = ann (μ i ) i I i I 4. Main Results Now we present the main results. Theorem 4.1: Let μ, σ [0, 1] M. If μ σ, then ann(σ) ann(μ). Proof: Let γ [0, 1] R. Then for r R, m M, γ (r) μ(m) γ (r) σ(m). This implies {γ (r) μ(m) r R, m M, x = rm} {γ (r) σ(m) r R, m M, x = rm}. So (γμ) (x) (γσ) (x), x M. Hence γμ γσ. Therefore γσ χ θ implies γμ χ θ. Hence {γ γ F(R), γσ χ θ } {γ γ F(R), γμ χ θ }. So ann(σ) ann(μ). Theorem 4.2: Let μ, σ [0, 1] M. Then the following conditions are equivalent: (i) ann(γ) = ann(μ), for all γ μ,γ χ θ. (ii) γσ χ θ implies γμ χ θ, for all γ μ, γ χ θ, σ [0, 1] R Proof: Let γσ χθ. Then by lemma 3.9, σ ann(γ) = ann(μ) Again by lemma 3.9, σμ χ θ. Also using lemma 3.8 we get ann(γ)γ χ θ. So (ii) implies ann(γ)μ χ θ, where γ μ and γ χ θ By lemma 3.9 we have ann (γ) = ann ( μ).also γ μ implies ann(μ) ann(γ), by theorem 4.1. So ann(γ) ann(μ). Corollary 4.3: If μ(θ) = 1, γ(θ) = 1, then the following conditions are equivalent:
4 486 H. K. Saikia and M. C. Kalita (i) ann(γ) = ann(μ), for all γ μ, γ χ θ. (ii) σγ = χ θ implies σμ = χ θ, for all γ μ, γ χ θ, σ [0, 1] R Theorem 4.4: Let μ [0, 1] M be faithful. If R is non zero then μ χ θ. Proof: μ faithful implies ann(μ) = χ 0. If μ = χ θ, then ann(μ) = ann(χ θ ) = χ R. This implies χ 0 = χ R. So R = {0}, which is a contradiction. Therefore μ χ θ. Theorem 4.5: Let μ [0, 1] R with μ(0) = 1. Then μ ann(ann(μ)) and ann(ann(ann(μ))) = ann(μ). Proof: If μ is a fuzzy subset of R module R then by lemma 3.8 we have, ann(μ)μ = χ 0. Now by lemma 3.9, μ ann(ann(μ)). This implies ann(ann(ann(μ))) ann(μ). Also ann(μ) ann(ann(ann(μ))). So ann(ann(ann(μ))) = ann(μ). Theorem 4.6: If μ, γ F(M), then ann(μ+ γ) = ann(μ) ann(γ). Proof: Let μ, γ F(M), implies μ + γ F(M). μ μ + γ and γ μ + γ imply ann(μ + γ) ann(μ) ann(γ). Also ann(μ) ann(γ) = ( {σ 1 σ 1 FI(R), σ 1 μ χ θ }) ( {σ 2 σ 2 FI(R), σ 2 γ χ θ }) = {σ 1 σ 2 σ 1, σ 2 FI(R), σ 1 μ χ θ, σ 2 γ χ θ } {σ σ = σ 1 σ 2 FI(R), σμ χ θ, σγ χ θ } {σ σ FI(R), σ(μ + γ) χ θ } = ann(μ + γ) Theorem 4.7: If μ is a fuzzy ideal of a semi prime ring R then μ ann(μ) = χ 0 and μ + ann(μ) is a fuzzy dense ideal of R. Proof: Since μ ann(μ) μ, μ ann(μ) ann(μ), so (μ ann(μ)) 2 μann(μ) χ 0. Now R is a semi prime ring and it implies 0 is a semi prime ideal of R. So χ 0 is a fuzzy semi prime ideal of R. Also (μ ann(μ)) 2 χ 0 implies μ ann(μ) = χ 0. Hence ann(μ + ann(μ)) = ann(μ) ann(ann(μ)) = χ 0 proving thereby μ + ann(μ) is a fuzzy dense ideal of R. Theorem 4.8: Let μ be a non zero fuzzy ideal of a prime ring R with μ(0) = 1. Then μ is a fuzzy dense ideal of R. Proof: μann(μ) = χ 0 implies ann(μ) = χ 0 or μ = χ 0. But μ χ 0, so ann(μ) = χ 0. In view of theorem 4.5 it follows that μ is an annihilator ideal of R implies ann(ann(μ)) = μ. Theorem 4.9 : The annihilator ideals in a semi prime ring form a complete Boolean algebra B with intersection as infimum and ann as complementation. Proof: Since ann (μ i )= ann(.μ i ), so any intersection of annihilator ideals is i I i I a fuzzy annihilator ideal. Hence these ideals form a complete semi-lattice with intersection as infimum. To show that they form a Boolean algebra it remains to show that: μ ann(σ) = χ 0 if and only if μ σ, for annihilator ideals μ and σ. If μ σ, then μ ann(σ) σ ann(σ) = χ 0. Conversely, let μ ann(σ) = χ 0. Now μann(σ) μ ann(σ) = χ 0. This implies μ ann(ann(σ)) = σ.
5 On annihilator of fuzzy subsets of modules 487 Theorem 4.10: Let M be a non zero R module. Suppose that there exists a fuzzy ideal μ maximal among the annihilators of non zero fuzzy sub modules of M. Then μ is a fuzzy prime ideal of R. Proof: There is a fuzzy sub module σ ( χ θ ) of M such that μ = ann(σ). Suppose that α and β and are fuzzy ideals of R properly containing μ (i.e. μ α, μ β) such that αβ μ. If βσ = χ θ, then β ann(σ) = μ, which is a contradiction to our supposition. So βσ χ θ. Now αβ μ implies α(βσ) μσ = ann(σ)σ = χ θ. So α ann(βσ). Hence μ ann(βσ). This contradicts the maximality of μ. So μ is a fuzzy prime ideal of R. If μ F(M), μ χ θ, satisfying one (hence both) of the conditions of theorem 4.2 then μ is called a fuzzy prime sub module of M.. Theorem 4.11: If μ is a fuzzy prime sub module of M then ann(μ) is a fuzzy prime ideal of R. Proof: Let μ be a prime fuzzy sub module and αβ ann(μ) where β is not contained in ann(μ). Then χ θ βμ μ. Now αβ ann(μ) implies (αβ)μ ann(μ)μ = χ θ. So α ann(βμ) = ann(μ), as μ is prime. Hence ann(μ) is prime. References 1. R. Kumar, fuzzy algebra, University of Delhi publication Division, J.N Mordeson and D. S. Malik, Fuzzy Commutative Algebra, World Scientific T.K.Mukherjee, M.K.Sen, D.Roy, on fuzzy submodules and their radicals, Journal of fuzzy Mathematics, 4 (3) (1996), C.V Negoita and D. A.Ralescue: Applications of fuzzy sets in system analysis, Birkhauser, Basel F. Pan, Fuzzy finitely generated modules, Fuzzy sets and systems 21 (1987), A. Rosenfield, fuzzy groups, journal of Mathematical analysis and applications, 35 (3), (1971), Helen K. Saikia and Mrinal C. Kalita, On fuzzy essential submodules, to appear in Journal of Mathematics 16 (.4) (2008). 8. F. I. Sidky, On radicals of fuzzy sub modules and primary fuzzy sub modules, Fuzzy sets and systems 119 (2001) A.Zadeh, Fuzzy sets, Information and control, 8 (1965),
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