Representation theorems for L-fuzzy quantities
Fuzzy Sets and SystemsPublished 1 January 1981
H. Ulrich
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Representation theorems are given for L -fuzzy quantities, which permit a better understanding of fuzziness.
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In this paper representation theorems are given for L-fuzzy quantities, which permit a better understanding of fuzziness. In particular representation theorems due to Negoita and Ralescu [17] and to Sherwood and Taylor [23] are extended to the scope of complete and Brouwerian lattices.
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