Fuzzy Number Theory: Books & Websites

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is there a fuzzy number theory, u know on the lines of the normal number theory? could someone pls tell me abt any book or website that deals with this!
 
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yes there's fuzzy arithmetic, and other things, and many applications of it.

There's no websites that I've found that shows anything more than adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing fuzzy numbers...but you could probably find something decent at your local library.

Most of the things I've found online dealt with how to make a program to work with fuzzy numbers.
 

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