Absolute retracts and a general fixed point theorem for fuzzy sets
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Let \((\Omega, d)\) be a compact metric space and \({\mathcal D}(\Omega)\) the family of upper semicontinuous fuzzy sets defined on \(\Omega\). The authors show that \({\mathcal D}(\Omega)\) provided with the sendograph metric \(H\) has the fixed point property. Furthermore, they show that \(({\mathcal D}(\Omega),H)\) is an absolute retract if \(\Omega\) is a finite union of locally connected continua.
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