DIFFERENTIALS OF FUZZY FUNCTIONS
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Puri, Madan L.; Ralescu, Dan A.;
DIFFERENTIALS OF FUZZY FUNCTIONS
AbstractIn this paper the Rådström embedding theorem (Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 3 (1952), 165) is generalized and is used to define the concept of the differential of a fuzzy function.
- DePaul University United States
- University System of Ohio United States
- Indiana University United States
- University of Cincinnati United States
- Department of Mathematics
Fuzzy topology, Derivatives of functions in infinite-dimensional spaces, Applied Mathematics, H-differentiable, fuzzy convex set, conically differentiable, Hausdorff metric, differentials of fuzzy functions, Raedstroem embedding theorem, Analysis
Fuzzy topology, Derivatives of functions in infinite-dimensional spaces, Applied Mathematics, H-differentiable, fuzzy convex set, conically differentiable, Hausdorff metric, differentials of fuzzy functions, Raedstroem embedding theorem, Analysis
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