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	Author 1\newline
	\indent Selçuk University \newline
	\indent Department of Mathematics \newline
	\indent Str No, code, town, country\newline
	\indent ORCID: {0000-0000-0000-0000}}
\email{email address}

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	Author 2\newline
	\indent Selçuk University \newline
	\indent Department of Mathematics \newline
	\indent Str No, code, town, country\newline
	\indent ORCID: {0000-0000-0000-0000}}
\email{email address}

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		\textbf{2020 Mathematics Subject Classification:} code, code.
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	\section{Introduction}
	
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