Fuzzy mathematical programming based on some new inequality relations

Abstract This paper deals with inequality relations in fuzzy mathematical programming problem (FMP) not necessarily linear. Moreover, fuzzy parameters may have nonlinear membership functions. A new approach for comparing fuzzy sets is proposed, which is more general than the well known proposals in the literature.

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