Towards the theory of fuzzy differential equations (Q1349229)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1743128
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    Towards the theory of fuzzy differential equations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1743128

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      Towards the theory of fuzzy differential equations (English)
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      21 May 2002
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      Here, the authors consider a comparative analysis of alternative approaches found in the existing literature, the common point of these approaches being the fact that they all avoid the use of fuzzy derivatives. Moreover, the authors devote to three new ideas in the theory of such ``derivativeless'' fuzzy differential equations. Namely, they define the class of pyramidal fuzzy numbers and offer a new definition of the solution to fuzzy differential equations, the former belonging to the class of pyramidal fuzzy numbers. For linear fuzzy systems, they use the Zadeh extension principle in order to build a closed-form fuzzy solution. This paper also contains an example, where they compare the fuzziness of a ``pyramidal'' solution to that one, which is derived by the extension principle.
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      fuzzy differential equations
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      fuzzy integro-differential equations
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      pyramidal fuzzy numbers
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      Zadeh extension principle
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      closed-form fuzzy solution
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