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   <subfield code="a">Hyper BCC-algebras has been studied by Borzooei, et al. [4]. They are viewed as a generalization of BCC-algebras and hyper BCK-algebras. This paper presents the notions of hyper BCC-algebras and some of their properties and shows their relationships with the other algebraic structures and hyper algebras. Also, this investigates the different types of hyper BCC-ideals and the relationships of hyper BCK-ideals, weak hyper BCK-ideals, and strong hyper BCK-ideals to some of the types of hyper BCC-ideals and hyper subBCC-algebra. Extending the notion of hyper BCC-algebras, this formulates the concepts of hyper BCC-algebra hyper homomorphism and hyper BCC-algebra quotient structure of hyper BCC-algebras. Results show that any hyper BCK-algebra is a hyper BCC-algebra. However, the converse is not true in general, that is, only some of the hyper BCC-algebras are hyper BCK-algebras. It is illustrated that a subset S (H) of a hyper BCC-algebra H is a BCC-algebra. Similarly, a hyper BCC-algebra H is also a BCK-algebra. Further results show that the subset I of H such that 0 ∈ I is a hyper BCC-ideal of types 1, 2, 3, and/or 4. A Hyper BCK-ideal I of H is shown to be a hyper BCC-ideal of type 1. Similarly, a weak hyper BCK-ideal I of H is shown to be a hyper BCC-ideal of type 2. A strong hyper BCK-ideal I of H is a hyper subBCC-algebra of hyper BCC-algebras. Additionally, it is proven that a function f mapping two hyper BCC-algebras H and H′ is a hyper BCC-algebra hyper homomorphism of hyper BCC-algebras. If f is one-to-one, then it is a hyper BCC-algebra hyper monomorphism and if f is onto, then it is a hyper BCC-algebra hyper epimorphism. Moreover, a hyper BCC-algebra H with a well-defined θ-regular congruence relation can formulate a hyper BCC-algebra quotient structure H/I of hyper BCC-algebras.</subfield>
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