Decomposition theorem in ideal topological spaces

W. AL-omeri; Mohd. Salmi Noorani; A. AL-Omari

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Decomposition theorem in ideal topological spaces

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Authors: W. AL-omeri; Mohd. Salmi Noorani; A. AL-Omari;

doi: 10.1063/1.4882557

Decomposition theorem in ideal topological spaces

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We introduce new classes of sets called a* -I -open,A-β-I-open sets, A-pre* -I-open sets, strongly T-I -sets, A-β-T-I-sets, strongly BA -I -sets, BA -I -sets, and δβA -I -open sets in ideal topological spaces. Using these sets, to obtain decompositions of continuity in an ideal topological space.

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