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A Natural Fuzzy Order on Fuzzy Numbers

Hui Kou·Mingchun Xie
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This paper introduces a natural fuzzy order on fuzzy numbers that extends the natural orders on real numbers and interval numbers. We investigate its completeness properties and show that the space of uniformly bounded fuzzy numbers is conically complete and conically cocomplete, and that it is complete if and only if the underlying continuous t-norm is the G\"odel t-norm. Moreover, it is proved that this space constitutes a \([0,1]\)-enriched domain if and only if the underlying continuous t-norm satisfies the (S) condition. These results provide a foundation for ordering fuzzy numbers.

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Hui Kou, Mingchun Xie. 2026-09-09. A Natural Fuzzy Order on Fuzzy Numbers. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.09811

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