2012
DOI: 10.1007/s40010-012-0039-3
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Some New Topologies on Ideal Topological Spaces

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“…[18] called such ideal as ' -boundary' whereas Dontchev [27] called such spaces as 'Hayashi-Samuel' spaces. In fact such ideals play a very important role in the study of ideals (see: [6,19,28,29,30]).…”
Section: Common Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[18] called such ideal as ' -boundary' whereas Dontchev [27] called such spaces as 'Hayashi-Samuel' spaces. In fact such ideals play a very important role in the study of ideals (see: [6,19,28,29,30]).…”
Section: Common Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We can say that ψ * : (X, w, H) −→ C(X, w), (where C(X, w) is a class of all w-closed sets in (X, w)), is a set operator and it is defined as ψ * (S) = (ψ(S)) * for A ⊂ X . Although, Modak and Bandyopadhyay in [17], Modak in [18] and Modak and Islam in [13] have introduced similar types of set ψ H -semiopen, ψ * H -semiopen and the similar type of operator ψ * in the ideal topological space.…”
Section: Examplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let ( , , ) X  be an ideal topological space and AX  . Then, A is said to be a *  -set [9] (resp.  -C set [12], regular open set [27]…”
Section:  Is Calledmentioning
confidence: 99%