Cubic Q-positive implicative ideals in Q-algebras.

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Department of Mathematics, Ibn-Al-Haitham college of Education, University of Baghdad, Iraq
10.24271/psr.2026.572190.2563
Abstract
A cubic Q-algebra is a generalization of a fuzzy Q-algebra. This work explores important concepts in Q-algebras, including cubic Q-positive implicative ideals, cubic Q-implicative ideals, and cubic Q-commutative ideals, and investigates their fundamental properties. The most important results obtained are: In a commutative Q-algebra. If any ideal is a cubic positive Q-implicative ideal, then it is a cubic Q-implicative ideal. But the converse does not hold. There is no connection between cubic positive Q-implicative ideals and cubic Q-commutative ideals, nor is there a relationship between cubic Q-implicative ideals and cubic Q-commutative ideals. Any cubic Q-positive implicative ideal is a cubic BCK-ideal, and the converse statement is true under certain conditions.
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