\(ng^{\#}\)-Closed Sets In An Ideal Nano Topological Space
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v12i3.1526Keywords:
\(ng^{\#}\)-closed sets, \(n\mathcal{I}_{g^\#}\)-closed sets, \(n\alpha g^{\#}\)-closed sets and completely nano codenseAbstract
In this paper, we propose to introduce the new classes of \(ng^{\#}\)-closed sets, \(n\mathcal{I}_{g^\#}\)-closed sets, \(n\alpha g^{\#}\)-closed sets and completely nano codense in ideal an nano topological space. Also, we studied the \(n\mathcal{I}_{g^\#}\)-closed sets and establish their various characteristic properties.
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