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The Neutro-Stability Analysis of Neutrosophic Cubic Sets with Application in Decision Making Problems

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  • Mohammed A. Al Shumrani
  • Muhammad Gulistan
  • Salma Khan
  • Lemnaouar Zedam

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The neutrosophic cubic sets (NCSs) attained attraction of many researchers in the current time, so the need to discuss and study their stability was felt. Thus, in this article, we discuss the three types of stability of NCSs such as truth-stability, indeterminacy-stability, and falsity-stability. We define the left (resp., right) truth-left evaluative set, left (resp., right) indeterminacy-evaluative set, and left (resp., right) falsity-evaluative set. A new notion of stable NCSs, partially stable NCSs, and unstable NCSs is defined. We observe that every NCS needs not to be a stable NCS but each stable NCS must be an NCS, i.e., every internal NCS is a stable NCS but an external NCS may or may not be a stable NCS. We also discuss some conditions under which the left and right evaluative points of an external NCS becomes a neutrosophic bipolar fuzz set. We have provided the condition under which an external NCS becomes stable. Moreover, we discuss the truth-stable degree, indeterminacy-stable degree, and falsity-stable degree of NCSs. We have also defined an almost truth-stable set, almost indeterminacy-stable set, almost falsity-stable set, almost partially stable set, and almost stable set with examples. Application of stable NCSs is given with a numerical example at the end.

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  • Mohammed A. Al Shumrani & Muhammad Gulistan & Salma Khan & Lemnaouar Zedam, 2020. "The Neutro-Stability Analysis of Neutrosophic Cubic Sets with Application in Decision Making Problems," Journal of Mathematics, Hindawi, vol. 2020, pages 1-16, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jjmath:8835019
    DOI: 10.1155/2020/8835019
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