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Mathematical Fuzzy Logic – What It Can Learn from Mostowski and Rasiowa

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Important works of Mostowski and Rasiowa dealing with many-valued logic are analyzed from the point of view of contemporary mathematical fuzzy logic.

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A version of this paper has been presented during the conference Trends in Logic III, dedicated to the memory of A. MOSTOWSKI, H. RASIOWA and C. RAUSZER, and held in Warsaw and Ruciane-Nida from 23rd to 25th September 2005.

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Hájek, P. Mathematical Fuzzy Logic – What It Can Learn from Mostowski and Rasiowa. Stud Logica 84, 51–62 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11225-006-9002-0

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