2019
DOI: 10.14445/22315373/ijmtt-v65i2p512
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On Fuzzy Retract of a Fuzzy Loop Space

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“…Also, he presented some theorems and corollaries about the fuzzy fundamental groups of the limit of foldings and the variant and invariant of the fuzzy fundamental group under the folding of the fuzzy manifold into itself. Later, Haçat [25] studied fuzzy H-space and fuzzy H-group and shown that a fuzzy deformation retract of a fuzzy loop space is a fuzzy H-group. e background of this paper is considered as a continuation of the above efforts in following the study of fuzzy groups by Rosenfild's [6], and it starts from the definition of isometric folding map of Riemannian manifolds by Robertson [26], who defined this map between two Riemannian manifolds and stated some of its properties such as the continuity property and the property of conservativeness on the length of piecewise geodesic paths.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Also, he presented some theorems and corollaries about the fuzzy fundamental groups of the limit of foldings and the variant and invariant of the fuzzy fundamental group under the folding of the fuzzy manifold into itself. Later, Haçat [25] studied fuzzy H-space and fuzzy H-group and shown that a fuzzy deformation retract of a fuzzy loop space is a fuzzy H-group. e background of this paper is considered as a continuation of the above efforts in following the study of fuzzy groups by Rosenfild's [6], and it starts from the definition of isometric folding map of Riemannian manifolds by Robertson [26], who defined this map between two Riemannian manifolds and stated some of its properties such as the continuity property and the property of conservativeness on the length of piecewise geodesic paths.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%