Fuzzy adjunctions and fuzzy morphological operations based on implications
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- On the construction of adjunctions between a fuzzy preposet and an unstructured set
- Analysing some R-implications and its application in fuzzy mathematical morphology
- On closure systems and adjunctions between fuzzy preordered sets.
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