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$$k$$-$$l_p$$-Lipschitz t-norms. (English) Zbl 1189.03058
Summary: $$k$$-$$l_p$$-Lipschitz t-norms are shown to be ordinal sums of $$k$$-$$l_p$$-Lipschitz Archimedean t-norms. Additive generators of $$k$$-$$l_p$$-Lipschitz t-norms are characterized by means of $$k$$-$$p$$-convexity. Several necessary and sufficient conditions for a function to be a $$k$$-$$p$$-convex additive generator are also given.

##### MSC:
 3e+72 Theory of fuzzy sets, etc.
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