Abstract
Given two t-norms T 1 and T 2, it is quite often difficult or even impossible to check directly whether T 1 ⪕ T 2 . In Schweizer and Sklar (1983), a necessary and sufficient condition is given for continuous Archimedean t-norms to be comparable. We simplify this result, proving a sufficient condition which involves only one argument of a one-place function rather than two arguments. This result is applied to show the monotonicity of some well-known classes of t-norms. Next, we generalize the result of Schweizer and Sklar to the case of all continuous t-norms and present also a sufficient condition, which is again easier to check.
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