A FUZZY VERSION OF HAHN-BANACH EXTENSION THEOREM
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In this paper, a fuzzy version of the analytic form of Hahn-Banachextension theorem is given. As application, the Hahn-Banach theorem for$r$-fuzzy bounded linear functionals on $r$-fuzzy normedlinear spaces is obtained.
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volume 10 issue 4
pages 57- 66
publication date 2013-08-30
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