TY - JOUR
T1 - An Overview on the Basic Concepts of Multiple Topological Spaces
AU - Devi, Bandita
AU - Pai, Sandhya S.
AU - Sanjitha, R.
AU - Baiju, T.
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
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PY - 2025/1
Y1 - 2025/1
N2 - A multiple set is an extended version of a fuzzy set that can handle the uncertainty of an element along with its multiplicity. Multiple sets provide a significant advantage over fuzzy sets by allowing multiple occurrences of elements, each with a finite number of the same or different membership values. Multiple topological space is a generalized version of fuzzy topological space. We try to expand on the ideas based on multiple topological spaces in this study. We will focus on the key ideas of an interior, closure, continuity, open set, closed set, denseness, and multiple points to keep things brief. Additionally, we have proven a few intriguing conclusions based on these topological ideas.
AB - A multiple set is an extended version of a fuzzy set that can handle the uncertainty of an element along with its multiplicity. Multiple sets provide a significant advantage over fuzzy sets by allowing multiple occurrences of elements, each with a finite number of the same or different membership values. Multiple topological space is a generalized version of fuzzy topological space. We try to expand on the ideas based on multiple topological spaces in this study. We will focus on the key ideas of an interior, closure, continuity, open set, closed set, denseness, and multiple points to keep things brief. Additionally, we have proven a few intriguing conclusions based on these topological ideas.
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M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:105015149246
SN - 1992-9978
VL - 55
SP - 2336
EP - 2341
JO - IAENG International Journal of Applied Mathematics
JF - IAENG International Journal of Applied Mathematics
IS - 7
ER -