Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 2013
139 Seiten
This thesis delves into the investigation of weaker forms of compactness via grills, aiming to expand the understanding of topological spaces and their properties. The research examines various aspects of compactness, including its relationship to different types of sets and spaces, and investigates the convergence of grills within topological spaces.
The first chapter introduces the fundamental concepts of grill topology, grill compactness, and intuitionistic C fuzzy boundary, setting the stage for the subsequent investigation. Chapter two focuses on introducing new classes of sets, including grill generalized b-closed sets, Ggfp-closed sets in fuzzy G-space, and a novel class of sets denoted as ÿ (X, t, G). These sets are analyzed in relation to their properties and applications within topological spaces. Chapter three delves into the concepts of G-compactness, G-paracompactness, and G-weak compactness, exploring their relationships to various topological properties. Chapter four investigates the concept of grill near compactness, its connection to continuous mappings, and the convergence and adherence of grills within topological spaces. The chapter also examines the properties of ASμ-spaces in relation to grill-based compactness.
This thesis centers on the exploration of weaker forms of compactness within topological spaces using the framework of grills. Key concepts include grill topology, grill compactness, new classes of sets, G-compactness, G-paracompactness, G-weak compactness, grill near compactness, convergence of grills, and ASμ-spaces. The research contributes to the understanding of topological properties and their relationships to different types of sets and spaces.
The thesis focuses on general topology, specifically investigating weaker forms of compactness using the concept of 'grills'.
Introduced by Choquet in 1947, grills are powerful supporting tools in topology, similar to nets and filters, used to induce specific topological structures.
The research explores G-compactness, G-paracompactness, and G-weak compactness, analyzing how these properties behave within grill-induced topological spaces.
Yes, it extends the study to fuzzy grill topology and discusses intuitionistic fuzzy topological spaces as generalized by Coker.
The thesis introduces grill generalized b-closed sets (Ggfp-closed sets) and their applications in fuzzy G-spaces.
It is a weaker form of compactness analyzed in chapter four, focusing on its connection to continuous mappings and the convergence/adherence of grills.
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