
The authors discuss the relationship between fuzzifying topologies in the sense of [\textit{U. Höhle}, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 78, 659--673 (1980; Zbl 0462.54002)], [\textit{M. Ying}, Fuzzy Sets Syst. 39, No.~3, 303--321 (1991; Zbl 0718.54017)] and fuzzy preorders. A systematic procedure for inducing fuzzifying Alexandrov topologies from fuzzy preordered relations and vice versa for inducing a fuzzy preorder from a fuzzifying topology are presented. The former is based on the notion of fuzzyfied set of all upper crisp subsets. If the preorder is a fuzzy equivalence then the induced fuzzifying topology is pseudo-discrete. The authors also prove that the fuzzy preorder determined by the latter procedure is a specialization order of the fuzzifying topological space. Although some possible applications of the results presented in the paper are mentioned there are no examples illustrating the proposed procedures.
Fuzzy topology, Applied Mathematics, fuzzifying topology, Topological lattices, crisp subsets, Fuzzy relation, Triangular norm, Theoretical Computer Science, Fuzzy preorder, Partial orders, general, Artificial Intelligence, Ordered topological structures, Fuzzifying topology, fuzzy preorder, Theory of fuzzy sets, etc., Software, Topological lattices, etc. (topological aspects)
Fuzzy topology, Applied Mathematics, fuzzifying topology, Topological lattices, crisp subsets, Fuzzy relation, Triangular norm, Theoretical Computer Science, Fuzzy preorder, Partial orders, general, Artificial Intelligence, Ordered topological structures, Fuzzifying topology, fuzzy preorder, Theory of fuzzy sets, etc., Software, Topological lattices, etc. (topological aspects)
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