Strongly \(T_{k}{^{g^{*}}}\)-Spaces
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https://doi.org/10.26713/jims.v11i2.956Keywords:
Strongly-\(T_{0}{^{g^{*}}}\)-space, Strongly-\(T_{1}{^{g^{*}}}\)-space and Strongly-\(T_{2}{^{g^{*}}}\)Abstract
In this paper, we introduce the spaces called Strongly-\(T_{0}{^{g^{*}}}\)-space, Strongly-\(T_{1}{^{g^{*}}}\)-space and Strongly-\(T_{2}{^{g^{*}}}\) in topological spaces. Also, we introduce Strongly \(g^{*}\)-symmetric and studied some of their properties.
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