A Study of some Important Theorem on Fuzzy Linear Space
by Rahul Deo Awasthi*, DR. P. K. MISHRA, Dr. K. K. Jain, Dr. Yogesh Sharma,
- Published in Journal of Advances in Science and Technology, E-ISSN: 2230-9659
Volume 1, Issue No. 1, Feb 2011, Pages 0 - 0 (0)
Published by: Ignited Minds Journals
ABSTRACT
Inthis paper we introduced the proof of some new theorem on fuzzy linear space.
KEYWORD
study, important theorem, fuzzy linear space, proof, new theorem
INTRODUCTION - 1.1
Let S be a nonempty set. Then a characteristic function :S[0,1] is called a fuzzy set of S Let X be a field and be a fuzzy field in X with characteristic function F. Let Y be a linear space over the fuzzy field F and V is a fuzzy subset of Y with characteristic function v. Then V is called a fuzzy linear space in Y if and only if, it satisfied the following condition. (i) v(x+y)min{v( x), v(y)} for all x,yY (ii) v(x) min{v( ), v(x)} for all F and xY (iii) v(o)=1
THEOREM – 1.2
Let us suppose that Y and Z be vector space (linear space) over a field F in a field X and f be liner transformation from Y in to Z and W be a fuzzy linear space in Z, then the inverse image of W that is f-1(w) be a fuzzy linear space in Y.
PROOF:-
Let us assume that Y and Z be two vector space over a fuzzy field F in a field X. Again we assume that f be a Then we take from the Properties of linear transformation that f(x+y) = f(x)+(y) and f(λx) = λf(x)
Again assume that w, be a fuzzy linear space in Z and f-
1[w] be the inverse image of W in Y Then we prove that f-1(w) be a fuzzy linear space in Y for al Then 1()fW(λx+y) = W[f{λ(x) +y}]
= W{λf(x) +f(y)} ≥ min[min{F(λ), Wf(x)},min{F(),Wf(y)}]
=min[min{F1()fW(x)}min{F(
1()fW(y)}] Hence 1()fW(λx+F1()fW(x)}]min{F( µ),1()fW (y)}] Thus it is clear that 1()fWthe inverse image of W in a fuzzy linear spaces in Y.
THEOREM - 1.3
If V be a fuzzy linear space in a linear spaces Y over an
ordinary filed F in X, then VV
PROOF:-
Let us suppose that V be a fuzzy linear space in a linear space Y over an ordinary field F in X.
VV
Then we have
V(X) = V(EX)= V{(1)X} = V{(1(V
i.e. VV ………………..(II) Thus From (I) And (Ii), We Get
VV
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