A survey of weak connectives and the preservation of their properties by aggregations
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The paper reviews various definitions of generalized logical connectives (like conjunctions and disjunctions, negations, implications). Moreover, it investigates the closure of the presented classes of connectives with respect to pointwise composition by means of suitable aggregation functions.
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