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In this paper we extend the SuperHyperAlgebra, SuperHyperGraph, SuperHyperTopology, SuperHyperSoft Set, endowed with SuperHyperOperations, SuperHyperAxioms, and SuperHyperFunctions, to the most general form of structure, from our real world, called SuperHyperStructure in any field of knowledge. A practical application of the SuperHyperStructure is presented at the end. The prefix “Hyper” [Marty, 1934] stand for the codomain of the functions and operations to be P(H), or the powerset of the set H. While the prefix “Super” [Smarandache, 2016] stands for using the Pn (H), n ≥ 2, or the n-th PowerSet of the Set H {because the set (or system) 𝐻 (that may be a set of items, a company, institution, country, region, etc.) is organized in sub-systems, which in their turn are organized in sub-sub-systems, and so on} in the domain and/or codomain of the functions and operations.

In this paper we extend the SuperHyperAlgebra, SuperHyperGraph, SuperHyperTopology, SuperHyperSoft Set, endowed with SuperHyperOperations, SuperHyperAxioms, and SuperHyperFunctions, to the most general form of structure, from our real world, called SuperHyperStructure in any field of knowledge. A practical application of the SuperHyperStructure is presented at the end. The prefix "Hyper" [Marty, 1934] stand for the codomain of the functions and operations to be P(H), or the powerset of the set H. While the prefix "Super" [Smarandache, 2016] stands for using the Pn(H), n = 2, or the n-th PowerSet of the Set H {because the set (or system) H (that may be a set of items, a company, institution, country, region, etc.) is organized in sub-systems, which in their turn are organized in sub-subsystems, and so on} in the domain and/or codomain of the functions and operations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]