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ORCIDFuzzy Sets and Systems, Volume 535
Volume 535, 2026
- Marby Zuley Bolaños Ortiz
, Ciro Russo:
An extension of Priestley Duality to fuzzy topologies and positive MV-algebras. 109850 - Shi Li, Yixin Zhang, Qi Mao, Choon Ki Ahn:
Interval type-2 fuzzy-based dynamic memory event-triggered consensus for nonlinear multi-agent systems with jointly connected topologies. 109867 - Haiwei Wang:
Ordinal sum of quantum B-algebras. 109868 - Licong Sun, Bin Pang:
Representations of frame-valued algebraic dcpos and domains via closure spaces. 109869 - Jiuqiang Liu, Rong Zou, Qingjun Luo, Wenna Wang, Bo Duan:
Axiomatizations of fuzzy cores in NTU fuzzy games and coalition production economies. 109871 - Ronghua Zhang, Jianming Zhan, Weiping Ding, Witold Pedrycz:
FGT-Net: A multi-granular fuzzy fusion network for stable and explainable traffic flow forecasting. 109872 - Yidong Lin, Taoju Liang, Jinjin Li, Jinkun Chen:
Attribute-coverage-oriented cognitive learning approach: Fuzzy concept-based perspective for knowledge discovery. 109873 - Feiyu Zhang, Bingfeng Ge, Jing Yu, Zeqiang Hou, Fu-Xin Xu:
Coalition breakdown mechanism based on imprecise reciprocal fuzzy preference. 109874 - Marcello Basili, Luca Pratelli:
Conditional imprecise measures, independence, and products of interval probability measures. 109863 - Jianzhang Wu:
Interaction properties of nonadditivity indices. 109870
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