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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1361519
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1361519 |
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10 November 1999
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translation invariance
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metric defined on equivalence classes of formulas
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methods of linear functional analysis
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fuzzy subsets
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ordered metric
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dual space
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0.7658618092536926
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0.7486411929130554
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0.7483512759208679
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0.7401344776153564
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The author attempts to introduce the methods of linear functional analysis in the study of the theory of fuzzy subsets. The metric defined on the equivalence classes of all formulas, denoted by \(F\), is an ordered metric. Though the metric is not a translation-invariant metric, it has the weaker property: \(d(x+ z,y+z)\leq d(x,y)\). It is of interest to know under what additional conditions one will be able to prove that \(d\) is a translation-invariant metric. Some properties of the dual space \(F^*\) of \(F\) are also included in this expository paper. As mentioned by the author, he hopes that more specific results, with more concrete examples, will appear in forthcoming papers. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0919.00038].
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