On fuzzy convergence

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First, summarizing his paper On the concept of fuzzy point [Fuzzy Sets Syst. 18, 159-172 (1986; Zbl 0606.03014)], the author shows that a good definition of fuzzy point is impossible if one wants \(\in\) to be a nonfuzzy relation between fuzzy points and fuzzy subsets. Instead, he admits that points and sets are nonfuzzy objects while \(\in\) is a fuzzy relation. So, interpreting in a multivalued logic the concepts of subsets, point, topology and two different formulas expressing the classical convergence, he obtains concepts of convergence for sequences of elements of a set w.r.t. a fuzzy topology. Finally, he investigates convergences preserving operators in functional spaces and the uniqueness of limits.











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