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prime ideal
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prime ideal [′prīm ī′dēl]
(mathematics)
A principal ideal of a ring given by a single element that has properties analogous to those of the prime numbers.


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Biswas [4] studied fuzzy ideals, fuzzy prime ideals of semirings and they defined fuzzy k-ideal and fuzzy prime k-ideals of semirings and characterized fuzzy prime k-ideals of semirings of non-negative integers and determined all its prime k-ideals.
 
 
 
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