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Soft ω-regular open sets and soft nearly Lindelöfness
1Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid 22110, Jordan.
This study introduces soft omega-regular open sets, bridging existing concepts in soft topology. These sets form a soft topology and enable new characterizations of soft nearly Lindelöfness.
Area of Science:
- Topology
- Soft Topology
- Set Theory
Background:
- Soft topology offers a generalized framework for topological spaces.
- Existing concepts like soft regular openness and soft omega-openness lack a connecting intermediate notion.
Purpose of the Study:
- Introduce and investigate "soft omega-regular openness."
- Define and analyze "soft semi omega-regularity" and "soft almost omega-regularity."
- Explore the topological properties of soft omega-regular open sets and their relation to soft topology.
Main Methods:
- Definition of soft omega-regular open sets.
- Introduction of new regularity concepts within soft topology.
- Axiomatic proofs for topological properties.
- Comparative analysis of soft and classical topology.
Main Results:
- Soft omega-regular open sets form a soft topology.
- Soft semi omega-regularity and soft almost omega-regularity are independent concepts.
- Established relationships between soft and classical topology.
- Characterization of soft nearly Lindelöfness using soft omega-regular open sets.
Conclusions:
- Soft omega-regular openness provides a valuable intermediate concept in soft topology.
- The newly defined regularity notions offer nuanced perspectives on topological properties.
- The study enhances understanding of soft nearly Lindelöfness and its relationship with soft topological structures.
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