Properties Of Gsp-Separation Axioms In Topology
Journal Title: International Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Invention - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 4
Abstract
In this paper we define and study gsp-separation axioms , namely , gsp-T0 , gsp-T1 , gsp-T2 gspR0 and gsp-R1 spaces using gsp-open sets due to J.Dontchev (1995). Also, we study the comparison of these gsp-separation axioms with the existing gp-separation axioms and g-separation axioms . Further , we also introduce and study the notions of g* - separations .
Authors and Affiliations
Govindappa Navalagi, R G Charantimath
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