Fuzzy Basic Algebras, with Fewer and More Laws

It has been shown how to handle words by means of functions, which means the beginning of a processing of language and language-based reasoning through an analytical approach. In the 1950s, John von Neumann first presented the ideas of fuzzy algebras, and subsequently, Lotfi A. Zadeh specified them with his theory of fuzzy sets in the mid-1960s. At this point, it seems like an appropriate time to delve into the mathematical structures that conveniently frame the various calculations with imprecise concepts.