Neutrosophic soft bi-topological structures concerning some special neutrosophic soft open sets
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Neutrosophic soft bi-topological structures concerning some special neutrosophic soft open sets
In this article, new generliased neutrosophic soft *b open set is introduced in neutrosophic soft bi-topological spaces (NSBTS) concerning soft points of the space. This new set is produced by the combination of soft semi-open and soft pre-open sets of neutrosophic soft topological space. Different results are ushered in NSBTS. Appropriate examples are provided for verification of different results. The non-validity of some results is verified with appropriate examples.
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