scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1790412
In this article the author describes a very simple system of fuzzy propositional logic based on a complete MV-algebra. Definitions and theorems are illustrated with examples taken from natural language. The reader can find several basic results from the theory of residuated lattices. One of them is the incompleteness theorem for fuzzy propositional logic, which states that if some fuzzy logic is built upon a residuated lattice which is not a complete MV-algebra, then there exists in the given logic a non-axiomatizable fuzzy theory \(T\) for which the operations of fuzzy semantical and fuzzy syntactical consequence are not equivalent. With this and other theorems the author proves the sufficiency of MV-algebras for fuzzy reasoning under uncertainty. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0979.00015].
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