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On new star-selection principles in topology

Topology and Its Applications, 2020
In this paper the authors study some new selection principles using the star operator which was introduced by \textit{P. Bal} and \textit{S. Bhowmik} [``Some new star-selection principles in topology'', Filomat 31, No. 13, 4041--4050 (2017)]. They ask the following question: Is there a space \(X\) which does not have the property \(^{\star}U_{1 ...
Manoj Bhardwaj
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Relative versions of some star-selection principles

Acta Mathematica Hungarica, 2007
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Bruno Antonio Pansera
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Remarks on new star-selection principles in topology

Topology and Its Applications, 2019
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Wei-Feng Xuan, Yan-Kui Song
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Star-Selection Principle: Another New Direction

Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society, 2017
Generally selection principles deal with two collections of families of subsets. In this paper we have introduce some new star-selection principles termed as SS*<sub>C,1</sub>(<em>A, B</em>) and SS*<sub>C,fin</sub>(<em>A, B</em>) which deal with three collections of subsets or families of subsets of a set.
Prasenjit Bal, Subrata Bhowmik
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Star selection principles: a survey

2015
Summary: We review selected results obtained in the last fifteen years on star selection principles in topology, an important subfield of the field of selection principles theory. The results which we discuss concern also uniform structures and, in particular, topological groups and their generalizations.
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Characterizations of strongly star-Rothberger spaces by means of sequential singletonic intersection property and selection principles

In this paper, using families of closed sets and a few modifications to the finite intersection features, we characterize the Rothberger Space and the Star-Rothberger Space. We also provide the selection principles that, in a reversed approach, can represent the Rothberger spaces and the star-Rothberger Spaces.
Bal, Prasenjit, Sarkar, Susmita
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Menger and Menger-type star selection principles for hit-and-miss topology

Topology and Its Applications, 2021
Ricardo Cruz-Castillo   +2 more
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Star and strong star-type versions of Rothberger and Menger principles for hit-and-miss topology

Topology and Its Applications, 2021
Ricardo Cruz-Castillo   +2 more
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On certain star versions of a Ufin-type selection principle

Topology and its Applications
Debraj Chandra, Nur Alam
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