2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0888-613x(00)00044-x
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MV-algebras, multiple bets and subjective states

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“…In fact, de Finetti defined coherence [4, loc. cit.] using (1), and not (5). When (non-classical) events are described by formulae of a [0, 1]-valued logic, they formally behave as bounded real random variables -truthvalues range in [0, 1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In fact, de Finetti defined coherence [4, loc. cit.] using (1), and not (5). When (non-classical) events are described by formulae of a [0, 1]-valued logic, they formally behave as bounded real random variables -truthvalues range in [0, 1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the best of our knowledge, no such result is available. It turns out that the stronger notion of coherence corresponding to(5) does not characterise conv Wn -see Example 3.10 8. The height of an element t ∈ Fn is the cardinality of ↓ t.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This result applies directly to many of the settings set out earlier: Classical, Kleene Gaps, LP gluts, Fuzzy Gaps, and Intuitionistic frameworks all satisfy Paris's axioms. 41 Drawing on the work of Gerla (2000) and Di Nola et al (1999), Paris argues that a similar result holds for finite fuzzy (Łukasiewicz) setting-and Mundici (2006) later extended this to the continuum valued fuzzy setting. As in the classical case, (P2) turns out to be redundant.…”
Section: Intuitionistic Intuitionistic Logicmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…41 Drawing on the work of Gerla (2000) and Di Nola et al (1999), Paris argues that a similar result holds for finite fuzzy (Łukasiewicz) setting-and Mundici (2006) later extended this to the continuum valued fuzzy setting. 41 Drawing on the work of Gerla (2000) and Di Nola et al (1999), Paris argues that a similar result holds for finite fuzzy (Łukasiewicz) setting-and Mundici (2006) later extended this to the continuum valued fuzzy setting.…”
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“…There is an alternative approach to a related result that makes appeal to the structure of MV algebras [11,10,7]. This framework is more general in the sense that the logical algebraic structure may fail to be a lattice, but it is more restricted in the sense that an MV algebra requires a negation that behaves classically.…”
Section: Definition 13mentioning
confidence: 99%