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Fuzzy Sets and Systems
Volume 140, Issue 3, 16 December 2003, Pages 457-469
 
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H(λ)-completely Hausdorff axiom on L-topological spaces*1

Jinming FangCorresponding Author Contact Information, E-mail The Corresponding Author

Department of Applied Mathematics, Ocean University of Qing Dao, Qing Dao 266003, China

Received 26 June 2001; 
revised 10 December 2002; 
accepted 28 February 2003. ;
Available online 27 March 2003.

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Abstract

This paper defines the new concept of completely Hausdorff axiom of an L-topological space by means of L-continuous mappings from an L-topological space to the refined Hutton's unit L-interval by Wang. Some characterizations of the completely Hausdorff axiom, defined in this paper, are given, and many nice properties of this kind of completely Hausdorff axiom are proved. For example, it is hereditary and product invariant; the refined Hutton's unit L-interval satisfy this kind of completely Hausdorff axiom, and when an L-topological space satisfy this kind of completely Hausdorff axiom, every f-convergent ideal does not have f-limit points with different supports etc. The relation between the completely Hausdorff axiom defined in the paper and other separation axioms is discussed also.

Author Keywords: L-Topology; Unit L-interval; Completely Hausdorff axiom; Separation axiom; Remote neighborhood


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