Fuzzy orthogonal random measure
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The fundamental theory of fuzzy orthogonal random measure is established perfectly, including the extension theorem whose proof is not the same as that of the classical one, the corresponding integral, and the inner product of two fuzzy orthogonal random measures. A random process may be expressed more conveniently by fuzzy orthogonal random measure and integral.
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