Weakening-free fuzzy logics with the connective
The observation that the identity element for t-norms is \(1\) and for uninorms is a number lying anywhere in \([0, 1]\) is the starting point of the investigation in this paper. Firstly, weakening-free uninorm logics expanded by the connective \(\Delta\), which can be interpreted by the Baaz projection are introduced. In the second part, expansions of the weakening-free uninorm logics by the connective \(\Delta\), which can be interpreted by uninorms defined using \(1\), \(0\) and the identity \(t\) and by uninorms defined using \(1\), \(0\), \(t\) and the negation \(f\) of \(t\) are investigated. These uninorms can be considered as generalizations of the Baaz projection.
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