In this paper, we characterize both closed and strongly closed subobjects in
the category of bounded uniform filter spaces and introduce two notions of
closure operators which satisfy weakly hereditary, idempotent and productive
properties. We further characterize each of Tj (j= 0,1) bounded uniform
filter spaces using these closure operators and examine that each of them
form quotient-reflective subcategories of the category of bounded uniform
filter spaces. Also, we characterize connected bounded uniform filter
spaces. Finally, we introduce ultraconnected objects in topological category
and examine the relationship among irreducible, ultraconnected and connected
bounded uniform filter spaces.
<abstract><p>Previously, several notions of $ T_{0} $ and $ T_{1} $ objects have been studied and examined in various topological categories. In this paper, we characterize each of $ T_{0} $ and $ T_{1} $ objects in the categories of several types of bounded uniform filter spaces and examine their mutual relations, and compare that with the usual ones. Moreover, it is shown that under $ T_{0} $ (resp. $ T_{1} $) condition, the category of preuniform (resp. semiuniform) convergence spaces and the category of bornological (resp. symmetric) bounded uniform filter spaces are isomorphic. Finally, it is proved that the category of each of $ T_{0} $ (resp. $ T_{1} $) bounded uniform filter space are quotient reflective subcategories of the category of bounded uniform filter spaces.</p></abstract>
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