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[EN]Adjoint negations, whose definition is based on the implications of an adjoint triple, arise as a generalization of residuated negations. Recently, interesting properties of these negation operators have been introduced [5]. In this paper, a comparative survey with weak negations studied by Trillas, Esteva and Domingo [10, 13] is presented. Moreover, the relationship between weak and strong negations, introduced by these authors, is extended to adjoint negations. These technical developments lead us to increase the number of applications of adjoint negations.
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weak and strong negations, Adjoint triples, residuated negations, adjoint triples, Residuated negations, Weak and strong negations
weak and strong negations, Adjoint triples, residuated negations, adjoint triples, Residuated negations, Weak and strong negations
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