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Smarandache [48] introduced the concept of hypersoft set which is a generalization of soft set. This notion is more adaptable than soft set and more suited to challenges involving decision-making. Consequently, topology defined on the collection of hypersoft sets will be in great importance. In this paper, we introduce hypersoft topological spaces which are defined over an initial universe with a fixed set of parameters. The notions of hypersoft open sets, hypersoft closed sets, hypersoft neighborhood, hypersoft limit point, and hypersoft subspace are introduced and their basic properties are investigated. Finally, we introduce the concepts of hypersoft closure, hypersoft interior, hypersoft exterior, and hypersoft boundary and the relationship between them are discussed.
hypersoft neighborhood, hypersoft closed sets, hypersoft interior, hypersoft sets; hypersoft topology; hypersoft open sets; hypersoft closed sets; hypersoft neighborhood; hypersoft limit point; hypersoft closure; hypersoft interior; hypersoft exterior; hypersoft boundary, QA75.5-76.95, hypersoft closure, hypersoft sets, hypersoft topology, hypersoft open sets, hypersoft boundary, hypersoft exterior, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA1-939, Mathematics, hypersoft limit point
hypersoft neighborhood, hypersoft closed sets, hypersoft interior, hypersoft sets; hypersoft topology; hypersoft open sets; hypersoft closed sets; hypersoft neighborhood; hypersoft limit point; hypersoft closure; hypersoft interior; hypersoft exterior; hypersoft boundary, QA75.5-76.95, hypersoft closure, hypersoft sets, hypersoft topology, hypersoft open sets, hypersoft boundary, hypersoft exterior, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA1-939, Mathematics, hypersoft limit point
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