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Published on: March 10, 2017
A new class between theta open sets and theta omega open sets
Samer Al Ghour1, Souad Al-Zoubi1
1Jordan University of Science and Technology, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Irbid 22110, Jordan.
Abstract:
We define -closure operator as a new topological operator which lies between the θ-closure and the -closure. Some relationships between this new operator and each of θ-closure, -closure, and usual closure are obtained. Via -closure operator, we introduce -open sets as a new topology. Some mapping theorems related to the new topology are given. topological spaces are characterized in terms of -closure operator. Also, we use -open sets to define -regularity as a new separation axiom which lies strictly between ω-regularity and regularity. For a given topological space , we show that -regularity is equivalent to the condition . Finally, -continuity, -θ-continuity, weak -continuity, and faint -continuity are introduced and studied.
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