
In the last three years, the migrativity of triangular norms \((T(a,x,y)= T(x,a,y))\) for a fixed \(a\) was extensively studied and generalized in different directions. In this paper, a generalized form of migrativity equation is studied \[ (T(T_0(a,x), y)= T(x,T_0(a,y))) \] for particular cases when \(T_0\) is the strongest t-norm \(T_M\) or the Łukasiewicz t-norm \(T_L\), and \(T\) is a continuous t-norm. The authors have characterized all possible solutions \(T\) in the above-mentioned cases. By isomorphism the case when \(T_0\) is a nilpotent t-norm is covered, too.
Functional equations for real functions, triangular norm, nilpotent triangular norm, Theory of fuzzy sets, etc., migrativity
Functional equations for real functions, triangular norm, nilpotent triangular norm, Theory of fuzzy sets, etc., migrativity
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