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<title>Sets Having Finite Fuzzy Measure in Real Hilbert Spaces</title>
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<author>
<name>Sudheer</name>
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<name>Manju Cheriyan</name>
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<summary type="text">Sets Having Finite Fuzzy Measure in Real Hilbert Spaces
Sudheer; Manju Cheriyan
A new type of translation invariant and lower semi continuous fuzzy measure on the&#13;
class of subsets of a real Hilbert space is introduced. It measures a subset of the Hilbert&#13;
space as a projection of the set along a fixed vector in the Hilbert space. It is proved that&#13;
corresponding to each subset of the Hilbert space, the fuzzy measure is determined by&#13;
one vector of the Hilbert space. Then it is proved that the fuzzy measure of a closed&#13;
convex subset of the Hilbert space can be obtained in terms of two elements of the subset&#13;
itself. It is also proved that this fuzzy measure satisfies a condition similar to the null&#13;
additivity.
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