Fuzziness is ever presented in real life decision making problems. In this paper, we adapt the pessimistic approach tostudy a pair of linear primal-dual problem under intuitionistic fuzzy (I-fuzzy) environment and prove certain dualityresults. We generate the duality results using exponential membership and non-membership functions to represent thedecision maker’s satisfaction and dissatisfacti...

In this paper we get some results and applications for duals and approximate duals of g-frames in Hilbert spaces. In particular, we consider the stability of duals and approximate duals under bounded operators and we study duals and approximate duals of g-frames in the direct sum of Hilbert spaces. We also obtain some results for perturbations of approximate duals.

In this paper we show how the classical duality results extended to a Duality via Truth contribute to development of a relational semantics for various modal-like logics. In particular, we present a Duality via Truth for some classes of information algebras and frames. We also show that the full categorical formulation of classical duality extends to a full Duality via Truth.

In this paper we nd solution of linear interval equation in dual form based on the generalizedprocedure of interval extension which is called interval extended zero method.Moreover, proposed method has signicant advantage, is that it substantially decreasesthe excess width eect.

We start by describing two of the main proposals for duality in Abelian gauge theories, namely F (ield strength)-duality approach and the S-duality formalism. We then discuss how F -duality and S-duality can be applied to the case of linearized gravity. By emphasizing the similarities and differences between these two type of dualities we explore the possibility of combining them in just one du...

In this short and self contained paper we are proposing a simple penalty, which is a modification on the constraint set. We show that duality gap is eliminated under certain conditions.

In a nutshell, a duality for a constraint satisfaction problem equates the existence of one homomorphism to the non-existence of other homomorphisms. In this survey paper, we give an overview of logical, combinatorial, and algebraic aspects of the following forms of duality for constraint satisfaction problems: finite duality, bounded pathwidth duality, and bounded treewidth duality.