2013
DOI: 10.12732/ijpam.v85i5.13
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Generalized Volterra Spaces

Abstract: In this paper we deals with a general concept of classification of subsets of a topological space X with respect to a given nonempty system E ⊂ 2 X \ {∅}. Using system E, the notions of E-Volterra and weakly E-Volterra spaces are introduced which covers classical Volterra and weakly Volterra spaces as well as irresolvable spaces.

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“…Put E = {A : A is not nowhere dense and G δ }. This cluster system was used in [18], [19] for a characterization of the weakly Volterra and Volterra spaces.…”
Section: Definitions Properties Examplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Put E = {A : A is not nowhere dense and G δ }. This cluster system was used in [18], [19] for a characterization of the weakly Volterra and Volterra spaces.…”
Section: Definitions Properties Examplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, G.Thangaraj and S.Soundara Rajan [12] defined the notion of fuzzy Volterra spaces and subsequently the pairwise fuzzy Volterra spaces was introduced by the authors in [9]. Motivated on the generalized Volterra spaces was introduced and studied by Milan Matejdes [5,6] in classical topology, the concepts of generalized pairwise fuzzy Volterra spaces such as pairwise fuzzy ε r -Volterra spaces and pairwise fuzzy ε p -Volterra spaces have been introduced and studied in this paper and also some of their characterizations and relationships with the other FBTS have been investigated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cluster topological spaces provide a general framework with the involvement of ideal topological spaces [1], [2], [3], [9]. They have a wider application and its progress can find in [6], [7], [10]. The paper can be considered as a continuation of [5] where some cluster topological notions were introduced and it corresponds with the efforts to generalize the Baire classification of sets and the Baire category theorem [4], [11].…”
Section: Introduction and Basic Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%