Semi compactness in fuzzifying bitopological spaces

In this paper, we dene semi open sets in the subspaces of fuzzifying bitopological spaces and study some properties of these sets. We introduce and study the concepts of semi-compactness in fuzzifying bitopological spaces. Also we give some properties of the semi-compactness in fuzzifying bitopological spaces.

Compact and extremally disconnected spaces via generalized continuous functions

In [12], the class of compact and extremally dinconnected spaces were studied using several investigative tools such as filters, graphs, functions, multifuctions and subsets of the space. These different approaches of investigation produced significant charecterizations and properties of this important class of spaces. In [3] we introduced three forms of generalized continuous functions by studying the class of u-continuous functions of Joseph, Kwack and Nayar [9] using the concepts of an α-set of Njastad [13]. The generalized continuous forms introduced there are: αu-continuous, semi-αu-contnuous and strongly u-continuous functions. In the present study we investigate the class of compact and extremally disconnected spaces using these generalized continuous functions.

A note on the lattice of L-topologies

In this paper, we study the lattice structure of the lattice \(F_{T,L}\) of all \(L\)-topologies determined by the families of Scott continuous functions for a given topological space \((X,T)\). Some properties are discussed for which the lattice \(F_{T,L}\) is complemented.

Some strong forms of connectedness in topological spaces

In this paper, we study new separations of sets called half separated, half \(\alpha\)-separated, half semi separated, half pre-separated, half \(\beta\)-separated sets and corresponding to these notions introduced half connected, half \(\alpha\)-connected, half semi-connected, half pre-connected, half \(\beta\)-connected topological spaces, respectively. These are stronger forms of connectedness, \(\alpha\)-connectedness, semi-connectedness, pre-connectedness, \(\beta\)-connectedness respectively. The properties of these notions follow the same pattern.

Reflexive retracts and its properties

In this paper, we have introduced the notion of reflexive retract. A few levels of retracts were achieved. The first level is obviously the retract in the sense of Borsuk, and the second level is reflexive homotopy and its properties.

On almost \(s-\)topological vector spaces

In this paper, we introduce the notion of almost \(s-\)topological vector spaces and present some examples and counterexamples of almost \(s-\)topological vector spaces. Some general properties of almost \(s-\)topological vector spaces are investigated.

On irresolute topological rings

In this paper we introduce a new type of a topological ring which is an irresolute topological ring (semi topological ring). The relation among of them are studied. Several results are given. In particular, in a semi Hausdorff space, we show that if a subring is commutative, then its semi closure commutative subring. Furthermore, we show that the center of a ring is semi closed.

\(\alpha_\beta\)-Connectedness as a characterization of connectedness

In this paper, a new class of \(\alpha_\beta\)-open sets in a topological space \(X\) is introduced which forms a topology on \(X\). The connectedness of this new topology on \(X\), called \(\alpha_\beta\)-connectedness, turns out to be equivalent to connectedness of \(X\) and hence also to \(\alpha\)-connectedness of \(X\). The \(\alpha_\beta\)-continuous and \(\alpha_\beta\)-irresolute mappings are defined and their relationship with other mappings such as continuous mappings and \(\alpha\)-continuous mappings are discussed. An intermediate value theorem is obtained. The hyperconnected spaces constitute a subclass of \(\alpha_\beta\)-connected spaces.

Separation axioms on function spaces defined on bitopological spaces

In this paper, we introduce separation axioms on the function space p− Cω(Y, Z) and study how they relateto separation axioms defined on the spaces (Z, δi) for i = 1, 2, (Z, δ1, δ2), 1 − Cς(Y, Z) and 2 − Cζ(Y, Z). Itis shown that the space p − Cω(Y, Z) is pT◦, pT1, pT2 and pregular, if the spaces (Z, δ1) and (Z, δ2) are bothT0, T1, T2 and regular respectively. The space p − Cω(Y, Z) is also shown to be pT0, pT1, pT2 and pregular,if the space (Z, δ1, δ2) is p − T0, p − T1, p − T2 and p-regular respectively. Finally, the space p − Cω(Y, Z) isshown to be pT0, pT1, pT2 and pregular, if and only if the spaces 1 − Cς(Y, Z) and 2 − Cζ(Y, Z) are both T0,T1, T2, and only if the spaces 1 − Cς(Y, Z) and 2 − Cζ(Y, Z) are both regular respectively.

Soft almost \(\alpha\)-continuous mappings

In the present paper the concept of soft almost \(\alpha\)-continuous mappings and soft almost \(\alpha\)-open mappings in soft topological spaces have been introduced and studied.