Some connections between measure, indiscernibility and representation of cuts
Some examples in the theory of Borel sets
Some examples of true sets
Let K(X) be the hyperspace of a compact metric space endowed with the Hausdorff metric. We give a general theorem showing that certain subsets of K(X) are true sets.
Some Fundamental Structures On Classes
Some generalizations to two systems of set theory based on combinatory logic.
Some issues of fuzzy querying in relational databases
Fuzzy logic has been used for flexible database querying for more than 30 years. This paper examines some of the issues of flexible querying which seem to have potential for further research and development from theoretical and practical points of view. More precisely, defining appropriate fuzzy sets for queries, calculating matching degrees for commutative and non-commutative query conditions, preferences, merging constraints and wishes, empty and overabundant answers, and views on practical realizations...
Some methods to obtain t-norms and t-conorms on bounded lattices
In this study, we introduce new methods for constructing t-norms and t-conorms on a bounded lattice based on a priori given t-norm acting on and t-conorm acting on for an arbitrary element . We provide an illustrative example to show that our construction methods differ from the known approaches and investigate the relationship between them. Furthermore, these methods are generalized by iteration to an ordinal sum construction for t-norms and t-conorms on a bounded lattice.
Some new versions of an old game
The old game is the point-open one discovered independently by F. Galvin [7] and R. Telgársky [17]. Recall that it is played on a topological space as follows: at the -th move the first player picks a point and the second responds with choosing an open . The game stops after moves and the first player wins if . Otherwise the victory is ascribed to the second player. In this paper we introduce and study the games and . In the moves are made exactly as in the point-open game, but the...
Some notes on the category of fuzzy implications on bounded lattices
In this paper, we introduce the product, coproduct, equalizer and coequalizer notions on the category of fuzzy implications on a bounded lattice that results in the existence of the limit, pullback, colimit and pushout. Also isomorphism, monic and epic are introduced in this category. Then a subcategory of this category, called the skeleton, is studied. Where none of any two fuzzy implications are -conjugate.
Some notes on U-partial order
In this paper, an equivalence on the class of uninorms on a bounded lattice is discussed. Some relationships between the equivalence classes of uninorms and the equivalence classes of their underlying t-norms and t-conorms are presented. Also, a characterization for the sets admitting some incomparability w.r.t. the U-partial order is given.
Some operations related with translation
Some possible covers of measure zero sets
Some properties concerning the quasi-inverse of a t-norm.
Some properties of the quasi-inverse operators are presented. They are basic tools in order to reduce complex expressions involving several of such operators. An effective calculation for the quasi-inverse of a continuous t-norm is also provided.
Some properties of -operations
In the paper the problem of mathematical properties of -operations and weak -operations introduced by the author for interpretation of connectives “and”, “or”, and “also” in fuzzy rules is considered. In previous author’s papers some interesting properties of fuzzy systems with these operations were shown. These operations are weaker than triangular norms used commonly for a fuzzy system described by set of rules of the type if – then. Monotonicity condition, required for triangular norms, is...
Some properties of stationary sets [Book]
Some propositions equivalent to the Sikorski Extension Theorem for Boolean algebras
Some recent results on Cohen algebras
Some relations between k-analytic sets and generalized Borel sets
Some remarks about fuzzy integration.
Some remarks about Mycielski ideals