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Disconnection in the Alexandroff duplicate [PDF]
[EN] It was demonstrated in [2] that the Alexandroff duplicate of the Čech-Stone compactification of the naturals is not extremally disconnected. The question was raised as to whether the Alexandroff duplicate of a non-discrete extremally disconnected ...
Knox, Michelle L. +5 more
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Primal Topologies on Finite‐Dimensional Vector Spaces Induced by Matrices
Given an matrix A, considered as a linear map A : ℝn⟶ℝn, then A induces a topological space structure on ℝn which differs quite a lot from the usual one (induced by the Euclidean metric). This new topological structure on ℝn has very interesting properties with a nice special geometric flavor, and it is a particular case of the so called “primal space,”
Luis Mejías +4 more
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When is a monotone function cyclically monotone?
We provide sufficient conditions for a monotone function with a finite set of outcomes to be cyclically monotone. Using these conditions, we show that any monotone function defined on the domain of gross substitutes is cyclically monotone. The result also extends to the domain of generalized gross substitutes and complements.
Alexey I. Kushnir, Lev V. Lokutsievskiy
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A New Approach to Concavity Fuzzification
In this paper, we introduce a more general approach to the fuzzification of fuzzy concavity. More specifically, the degree of (L, M)‐fuzzy concavity is introduced and characterized as a generalization of L‐concave structure and (L, M)‐fuzzy concave structure.
Ibtesam Alshammari +3 more
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Epi‐α‐Normality and Epi‐β‐Normality
A topological space (Y, τ) is called epi‐α‐normal (epi‐β‐normal) if there is a coarser topology τ′ on Y such that (Y, τ′) is T1 α‐normal (T1 β‐normal). We investigate these properties and show some examples to explain the relationships of epi‐α‐normal (epi‐β‐normal) with other weaker versions of normality and some topological spaces.
Nadia Gheith +2 more
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Ways of obtaining topological measures on locally compact spaces [PDF]
Topological measures and quasi-linear functionals generalize measures and li\-near functionals. Deficient topological measures, in turn, generalize topological measures.
S. V. Butler
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On some topological properties in the class of Alexandroff spaces
A space \(X\) is \textit{Alexandroff} if every element of \(X\) has a minimal neighbourhood; \(X\) is a \textit{door space} if every subset is either open or closed, and \(X\) is \textit{submaximal} if every dense subspace is open. After an introductory section, Section 2 of this paper contains characterizations of Alexandroff door spaces, Alexandroff ...
Sami LAZAAR, Houssem SABRI, Randa TAHRI
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The Fixed Point Property of the Infinite M-Sphere
The present paper is concerned with the Alexandroff one point compactification of the Marcus-Wyse (M-, for brevity) topological space ( Z 2 , γ ) . This compactification is called the infinite M-topological sphere and denoted by ( ( Z
Sang-Eon Han, Selma Özçağ
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Some Topological Notations via Maki’s Λ‐Sets
Our purpose is to present the notions of a β‐Λ‐set and a β‐V‐sets in topological space. We discuss the basic properties of β‐Λ‐sets and β‐V‐sets. Also, the achievement of the topology defined by these families of sets is obtained. Finally, these results are applied to the case of (X, τ) which is the digital n‐space (Zn, Kn) (cf. Section 4).
A. A. Azzam +2 more
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<abstract><p>The present paper aims to investigate some semi-separation axioms relating to the Alexandroff one point compactification (Alexandroff compactification, for short) of the digital plane with the Marcus-Wyse ($ MW $-, for brevity) topology.
Sik Lee, Sang-Eon Han
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