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Fuzzy Logic: What, Why, for Which?,he mathematical principles of fuzzy logic, it is necessary to explain our point of view on the questions and concepts which led to it. Our aim is to demonstrate the reader that the key role in the roots of fuzzy logic is played by the vagueness phenomenon, which gives rise to problems not addressed

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Logical Calculi and Model Theory,epts and properties, and introduce notation. Second, our focus is directed especially to those properties which will be furthermore generalized due to the principle of the graded approach assumed in this book. In our opinion, this enables the reader to see the origins and way of the development of f

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Topoi and Categories of Fuzzy Sets,s fact has a very natural interpretation: by interpreting the logic we can define, in fact, a model of some theory. The most frequently used theory is that of classical (sometimes only intuitive) set theory. It is well known that for construction of (also classical) models of set theory we use again

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