The Bi-Ideals in left almost Rings
Keywords:
left almost semiring, bi-ideal, quasi-ideal, left ideal, idealAbstract
In this study we promoted some notion of a left almost semiring defined in (Mrudula Devi and Sobha Latha, 2015) and further established the substructures, operations on substructures of left almost semirings. We also indicated the non similarity of a left almost semiring to the usual notion of a semiring.
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