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Intuitionistic fuzzy finite state machines

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Using the notion of intuitionistic fuzzy sets, the concepts of intuitionistic fuzzy finite state machines (iffsm), intuitionistic successor s, intuitionistic subsystems, intuitionistic submachines, intuitionisticq-twins, and intuitionistic retrievable iffsm are introduce d, and related properties are studied. Relations between intuitionisticq-twins and intuitionisticq-related iffsm are given. A characterization of an intuitionistic retrievable iffsm is provided.

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Correspondence to Young Bae Jun.

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Y. B. Jun has been an educator and research mathematician since 1982, mostly at the Gyeongsang National University; and a member of the editorial board of Far East Journal of Mathematical Science (India) since 1998, and Quasigroups and Related Systems (Moldova) since 2000. He did postdoctoral work (one year, 1989-90, supported by KOSEF) at the University of Albert in Albert, Canada; and worked for one year (1996–97) as a visiting professor at the Northwest University in Xian, China (supported by LG Yonam Foundation). His research interests focus on the structure theory of BCK/BCI-algebras, Hilbert algebras, (lattice) implication algebras and negatively partially ordered semigroups, and fuzzy and hyper theory of such algebraic structures. Jun is a co-author of the textBCK-algebras with J Meng which is an approachable introduction to BCK/BCI-algebras.

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Jun, Y.B. Intuitionistic fuzzy finite state machines. JAMC 17, 109–120 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02936044

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