1971
DOI: 10.21136/cmj.1971.100999
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Somewhat continuous functions

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“…Let X be a set and τ and σ be topologies for X. Then τ is said to be weakly equivalent to σ [8] provided that if U ∈ τ and U = ∅, then there is an open set V in (X, σ) such that V = ∅ and V ⊂ U and if U ∈ σ and U = ∅, then there is an open set V in (X, τ ) such that V = ∅ and V ⊂ U . Definition 23.…”
Section: E-i-weakly Equivalent Topologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let X be a set and τ and σ be topologies for X. Then τ is said to be weakly equivalent to σ [8] provided that if U ∈ τ and U = ∅, then there is an open set V in (X, σ) such that V = ∅ and V ⊂ U and if U ∈ σ and U = ∅, then there is an open set V in (X, τ ) such that V = ∅ and V ⊂ U . Definition 23.…”
Section: E-i-weakly Equivalent Topologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition 1. A function f : X → Y is said to be somewhat continuous [4] if for U ∈ σ and f −1 (U ) = φ, there exists an open set V in X such that V = φ and V⊂ f −1 (U ). Definition 2.…”
Section: Preliminary Notesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition 80. If X is a set and τ and σ are topologies for X then τ is said to be weakly equivalent [4] to σ provided if U∈ τ and U = φ, then there is an open set V in (X, σ) such that V = φ and V⊂ U and if U in σ and U = φ then there is an open set V in (X, τ ) such that V = φ and V ⊂ U. Definition 81.…”
Section: R-weakly Equivalent Topologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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