The paradox of the heap of grains in respect to roughness, fuzziness and negligibility (Q4400864)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1182780
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1182780 |
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2 March 1999
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paradox of the heap of grains
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roughness
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fuzziness
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negligibility
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rough tolerance
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infinity
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The paradox of the heap of grains in respect to roughness, fuzziness and negligibility (English)
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The paradox of the heap of grains is discussed using roughness, fuzziness and negligibility approaches. It is shown that the problem can be partially solved using a rough tolerance approach. However, there still remains a non-concordance between the experimental finiteness and the theoretical infinity of a heap. The problem can be approached via negligibility of finite sets with respect to infinite sets. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0891.00026].
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