A new Outlook on Omega Closed Functions in Bitopological Spaces and Related Aspects
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https://doi.org/10.29020/nybg.ejpam.v17i4.5347Keywords:
Bitopological spaces, P-space, pair-lindelof, pair-ω-closed functions, perfect function, pair-ω-continuous functions, pair- paracompact.Abstract
Many studies have employed a variety of techniques to further investigate topological space, particularly the notion of bitopological spaces, due to the significance of topological space in data processing as well as certain implementations. Numerous extended topological structures have been laid out subsequently. Of those abstractions, functions in topology was one of which was most noteworthy. In order to assist in this trend, we focused our research on the idea of open and closed sets, which is one of the strongest techniques available to present scientists for the study of computer graphics and digital topology.New functions, pairwise ω−closed functions, which are strictly weaker than pairwise closed functions, will be introduced in this study. By applying the P˝−space definition, whose is a P−space modification. Additionally, we establish different projection and product theories pertaining to pairwise Lindelöf of and pairwise paracompact spaces utilizing P˝−spaces. We analyze images and inverse images that have been chosen topological attributes for every one of these functions. In the final analysis, we explore several counterexamples that correspond to the offered definitions and theorems.
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