
doi: 10.3934/math.2022675
<abstract> <p>The purpose of this research is to present, study, and prove numerous features of soft <italic>γ</italic>-open ($\mathcal{S} $<italic>γ</italic>o) and soft <italic>γ</italic>-closed ($\mathcal{S} $<italic>γ</italic>c) sets in soft topological structure ($\mathcal{S} $<italic>τs</italic>). Also, we show that the collection of $\mathcal{S} $<italic>γ</italic>o sets is a soft supra topology ($\mathcal{S} $<italic>sτ</italic>) by stating and proving the conditions. Finally, we study soft <italic>γ</italic>-continuous functions and soft <italic>γ</italic>-irresolute functions. Some related properties of these new soft of discussed with help of some examples.</p> </abstract>
soft topology, QA1-939, soft γ-continuous, soft γ-open sets, Mathematics
soft topology, QA1-939, soft γ-continuous, soft γ-open sets, Mathematics
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