Topological aggregation: a unified framework for both Quantum and Classical Logic?

Description

The concept of dependence and information aggregation is present in all scientific areas. When working with mathematical concepts of dependence and aggregation, we often use more structural properties than it is needed. Once it gives us the advantage of simplicity but sometimes it is a burden diverting attention from important clues to new discovery. By employing aggregation on topological space, one can address two imprecision structures at once: imprecision in logic operation by employing the "fuzzy" concept together with imprecision of space irregularities by relaxation of the metrizability condition. The latter one may play a crucial role in a fuzzy logical inference on complex sets.

Period	06 Jun 2014
Event title	Logic, Dynamics, and Their Interactions II
Event type	Conference
Location	United StatesShow on map