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More on intuitionistic fuzzy sets

Inst. for Microsystems, Lenin Boul. 7 km., 1184 Sofia, Bulgaria
Fuzzy Sets and Systems DOI:10.1016/0165-0114(89)90215-7 pp.37-45

ABSTRACT New results on intuitionistic fuzzy sets are introduced. Two news operators on intuitionistic fuzzy sets are defined and their basic properties are studied.

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intuitionistic fuzzy sets
 
New results
 
news operators