and -Spaces in Smooth Topological Spaces
O. A. E. Tantawy, Sobhy Ahmed Ali El-Sheikh, Rasha Naser Majeed, Abn Al-Haitham
Abstract
O. A. E. Tantawy, Sobhy Ahmed Ali El-Sheikh, Rasha Naser Majeed, Abn Al-Haitham
Abstract
In (25), we introduce the notion of r-fuzzy neighborhood filters in smooth topological spaces in sense of Gahler (10), and used it to define and study separation axioms ࢀ , = , , . Here we continue our study of the axioms of separation in smooth topological spaces. Therefore, we introduce the notion of r-fuzzy neighborhood filter at a set. Then by using this notion we define and study separation axioms ࢀ , = , . These axioms are related only to usual points and ordinary subsets and reduce to axioms defined in (5), if ࣎ :�ࡵ ࢄ → { , }. So the current separation axioms are generalization of the old one. In addition, we show ࢀ -space not necessarily be a ࢀ -space for i=3,4. We give a condition for which, ࢀ -space is a ࢀ -space for i=3,4. Finally, these axioms are good extension from the point of view of Aygun et al. (2).
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In (25), we introduce the notion of r-fuzzy neighborhood filters in smooth topological spaces in sense of Gahler (10), and used it to define and study separation axioms ࢀ , = , , . Here we continue our study of the axioms of separation in smooth topological spaces. Therefore, we introduce the notion of r-fuzzy neighborhood filter at a set. Then by using this notion we define and study separation axioms ࢀ , = , . These axioms are related only to usual points and ordinary subsets and reduce to axioms defined in (5), if ࣎ :�ࡵ ࢄ → { , }. So the current separation axioms are generalization of the old one. In addition, we show ࢀ -space not necessarily be a ࢀ -space for i=3,4. We give a condition for which, ࢀ -space is a ࢀ -space for i=3,4. Finally, these axioms are good extension from the point of view of Aygun et al. (2).
Key concepts: Separation axiom, Topological space, Mathematics, T1 space, Axiom, Generalization, Extension (predicate logic), Space (punctuation)