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Non zero solutions of the fully fuzzy linear systems. (English) Zbl 1220.65034
Summary: System of linear equations are a problem that may be solved for solving many problems in various areas of applied sciences. Fuzzy methods constitute an important mathematical and computational tool for modeling real-world systems with uncertainties of parameters. We discuss fully fuzzy linear systems (shown as FFLS) using an embedding approach to find its non-zero fuzzy number solutions. We investigate an $n\times n$ FFLS and replace the original $n\times n$ FFLS by an $2n\times 2n$ parametric linear system and finally, numerical examples are used to illustrate this approach.

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 65F05 Direct methods for linear systems and matrix inversion (numerical linear algebra) 08A72 Fuzzy algebraic structures 15B15 Fuzzy matrices
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