Fuzzy Mathematics

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The narrative recounts the author's experiences and reflections on the development of fuzzy set theory, sparked by a talk from Lotfi Zadeh in the mid-1960s. The author shares a personal connection to the concept, having proposed similar ideas during graduate studies in the 1950s. Inspired by Zadeh's work on fuzzy convexity and later by C. L. Chang's paper, the author ventured into fuzzy algebra, culminating in the influential "Fuzzy groups" paper in 1971. This work laid the foundation for a growing field of fuzzy algebraic structures.