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ORCIDFuzzy Sets and Systems, Volume 379
Volume 379, January 2020
Fuzzy measures
- Andrey G. Bronevich, Igor N. Rozenberg
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Canonical sequences of monotone measures. 1-19 - Pedro García-Segador, Pedro Miranda:
Applying Young diagrams to 2-symmetric fuzzy measures with an application to general fuzzy measures. 20-36
- Enrique de Amo, Carlo Sempi:
Is it possible to define conditional expectations for probability charges? 37-47 - Marinko Maslaric, Slavica Medic, Natasa Durakovic, Sandra Buhmiler, Sanja Rapajic, Tatjana Grbic:
Generalized pseudo-probability measure. 48-62
- Jun Kawabe:
The Vitali convergence in measure theorem of nonlinear integrals. 63-81 - Milos Todorov, Mirjana Strboja, Endre Pap, Biljana P. Mihailovic:
Jensen type inequality for the bipolar pseudo-integrals. 82-101 - Jiagen Liao, Shanhe Wu, Tingsong Du:
The Sugeno integral with respect to α-preinvex functions. 102-114
- Daniel Jardón, Iván Sánchez, Manuel Sanchis:
Some questions about Zadeh's extension on metric spaces. 115-124 - Valentín Gregori, Juan-José Miñana, David Miravet:
Contractive sequences in fuzzy metric spaces. 125-133
- Jingfeng Tian:
Note on common fixed point theorems in fuzzy metric spaces using the CLRg property. 134-137 - Dingwei Zheng, Xin-he Liu, Pei Wang:
A note on probabilistic φ-contractions in Menger spaces. 138-141
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