Advanced Topology-1

Advanced Topology-1 covers a variety of concepts and properties related to semi-open sets, mappings, continuity, and various types of topological spaces.

Let’s break down and explain each part:
  1. Semi-Open Sets and Semi-Closed Sets:
    • Semi-Open Sets: Sets that are both open and closed in some sense.
    • Semi-Closed Sets: Sets that are both closed and not open. Elements in a semi-closed set may or may not be included in the boundary.
  2. Semi-Open, Semi-Closed Mappings:
    • Mappings that preserve semi-open or semi-closed sets under inverse image.
  3. Almost Closed and Almost Open Mappings:
    • Mappings that are nearly closed or nearly open, preserving certain properties.
  4. s-Continuous, s-Open, and s-Closed Functions:
    • s-Continuous Functions: Functions that preserve certain types of sets.
    • s-Open and s-Closed Functions: Functions that behave analogously to semi-open and semi-closed sets.
  5. Semi-Closure and Semi-Interior:
    • Semi-Closure: An operation similar to closure but not necessarily capturing all limit points.
    • Semi-Interior: Similar to interior but not necessarily capturing all interior points.
  6. Weakly Continuous and Almost Continuous Mappings:
    • Mappings that are nearly continuous or satisfy a weaker form of continuity.
  7. Semi-Weekly Continuous Mappings and s-Connectedness:
    • Mappings and spaces that exhibit a form of continuity and connectedness that is less stringent than traditional notions.
  8. Strongly Continuous Mapping:
    • Strongly Continuous Mapping: A more stringent form of continuity.
  9. Semi-T Spaces, i=0,1,2 and Their Properties:
    • Semi-T Spaces: Topological spaces with certain properties related to the T separation axiom.
    • i=0,1,2: Different levels of separation and their associated properties.
  10. Semi-Regular, Almost Regular, Almost Completely Regular, Semi-Normal, Almost Normal Spaces:
    • Spaces that satisfy particular separation properties have varying degrees of regularity.
  11. Regular Closed Functions and Hausdorff Spaces:
    • Functions that preserve certain types of sets and spaces satisfy the Hausdorff separation axiom.
  12. Irresolute and Almost Irresolute Functions:
    • Functions that are nearly irresolute or satisfy a weaker form of irresolution.
  13. s-Weakly Hausdorff Spaces, s-Normal, s-Regular Spaces and Their Properties:
    • Spaces that satisfy certain properties related to weak forms of separation and regularity.

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Advanced Topology-1

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