On Fuzzy Regularly Closed Filters in Michálek Fuzzy Topological Space

C.L. Chang’s introduction of fuzzy topology in 1981 opened up new avenues for parallel theories in topology. However, Chang’s work appears to focus more on the topology of fuzzy sets rather than fuzzy topology itself. In 1975, Michálek presented a functional definition of ordinary topology and later developed fuzzy topology as a distinct extension of this idea, setting it apart from Chang’s approach. While there has been significant research on Chang’s fuzzy topology, Michálek’s version has not received as much attention. This paper introduces the concept of fuzzy regularly closed filters, or FRCM filters, within Michálek’s fuzzy topological space and explores some properties of FRCM ultrafilters.

Space Topologies and Their Dual Space Topologies for Conventional Functional Space Topologies

In this paper, we have studied the topology of some classical functional spaces. Among these spaces, there are standard spaces, spaces that can be metrizable and others that cannot be metrizable. But they are all topological vector spaces and it is in this context that we have chosen to present this work. We are interested in the topology of its spaces and in the topologies of their dual spaces. The first part, we presented the fundamental topological properties of topological vector spaces. The second part, we studied Frechet spaces and particularly the space S(Rn) of functions of class C∞ on Rn which are as well as all their rapidly decreasing partial derivatives. We have also studied its dual S'(Rn) the space of tempered distributions. The last part aims to define a topological structure on an increasing union of Frechet spaces called inductive limit of Frechet spaces. We study in particular the space D(Ω) of functions of class C∞ with compact supports on Ω as well as its dual D' (Ω) the space distributions over the open set Ω.

HB-Continuous Mappings in L-Topological Space

In this paper, we introduce and study the notion of HB-closed sets in L-topological space. Then, HB-convergence theory for L-molecular nets and L-ideals is established in terms of HB-closedness. Finally, we give a new definition of fuzzy H-continuous [1] which is called HB-continuity on the basis of the notion of H-bounded L-subsets in L-topological space. Then we give characterizations and properties by making use of HB-converges theory of L-molecular nets and L-ideals.

NL-fuzzy拓扑空间中的N-紧性

利用α-远域族定义了NL-fuzzy拓扑空间中的N-紧性,借助α-分子网,模糊滤子以及模糊滤子基的概念给出其等价刻画。证明了N-紧性具有拓扑不变性以及有限多个N-紧集的并仍为N-紧集等性质。

T_2 Separation Subsets and T_2 Separateness in L-fuzzy Topological Spaces

The concept of α-CT2 separation L-fuzzy subsets in L-fuzzy topological spaces is presented by taking the stratiform structure of L-fuzzy subsets as the point of departure,and its basic characterizations and some topological properties are discussed,and the relation between it and other separateness is exposed,and the action is studied of α-CT2 separateness in N-compact spaces and N-paracompact spaces.

Locomotion Paradigms of Topological Space in Shakespeare’s Double Falsehood

In the 16th and 17th century,Britain was constantly strained by sporadic plagues,famines,fires and political conflicts.As a response in literature,Shakespeare has constructed an annular locomotion paradigm in Fletcher and his collaboration work Cardenio.Be more specific,the locomotion routes can be exemplified in Möbius strip,a rhizome system,a reciprocating juxtaposition between the foreground and the background,either of which finally runs to an annular schema.The annular in narration corresponds with The Globe theater and the round world.Shakespeare may express his expectation and prospect for the uprising bourgeoise and the newly found world by the resurrection theme in literature.

Almost Fuzzy Compactness in L-fuzzy Topological Spaces

In this paper, the notion of almost fuzzy compactness is dened in L-fuzzy topological spaces by means of inequality, where L is a completely distributiveDeMorgan algebra. Its properties are discussed and many characterizations of it arepresented.

The Uniform Convergence Topology On Multi-valued Mapping Space

Some convergences of topology are discussed. The definitions of almost uniform convergence topology and compatible topology are given. It is shown that the quasiuniform convergence and generalized uniform convergence have no compatible topology,but the almost uniform convergence has compatible topology. Moreover, the description of all uniform convergence limits and their mutual relation are investigated[1].

Modular Spaces Topology

In this paper, we present and discuss the topology of modular spaces using the filter base and we then characterize closed subsets as well as its regularity.

Research on the Golden Thoughts and Topology Optimization and the Applications on the Environment Space Design

In this paper, we conduct research on the golden thoughts and topology optimization and the applications on the environment space design. Environmental art and a science and art, is to create lasting and harmonious and the urban design, architectural design, murals, such as urban planning belong to the scope of environmental art and the people’s life, work, production and leisure are closely linked, along with people living standard and the improvement of living level, people have higher request for all kinds of the environmental quality. Our research combines the general principles of the related theories to propose the novel perspective that is innovative.

Category Theoretic Properties of Topological Structures and Proximity Structures on L-fuzzy Space

This paper formulates the category of L-fuzzy spaces and fuzzy functions.It shows that the category of topological spaces and continuous fuzzy functions is a direct generalization of TOP and LTOP Moreover,it defines the concept of proximity space on L-fuzzy space and introduces its fundamental properties.A comparison between the classical case and the ordinary case has been outlined.

A structural topological optimization method for multi-displacement constraints and any initial topology configuration

In density-based topological design, one expects that the final result consists of elements either black （solid material） or white （void）, without any grey areas. Moreover, one also expects that the optimal topology can be obtained by starting from any initial topology configuration. An improved structural topological optimization method for multidisplacement constraints is proposed in this paper. In the proposed method, the whole optimization process is divided into two optimization adjustment phases and a phase transferring step. Firstly, an optimization model is built to deal with the varied displacement limits, design space adjustments, and reasonable relations between the element stiffness matrix and mass and its element topology variable. Secondly, a procedure is proposed to solve the optimization problem formulated in the first optimization adjustment phase, by starting with a small design space and advancing to a larger deign space. The design space adjustments are automatic when the design domain needs expansions, in which the convergence of the proposed method will not be affected. The final topology obtained by the proposed procedure in the first optimization phase, can approach to the vicinity of the optimum topology. Then, a heuristic algorithm is given to improve the efficiency and make the designed structural topology black/white in both the phase transferring step and the second optimization adjustment phase. And the optimum topology can finally be obtained by the second phase optimization adjustments. Two examples are presented to show that the topologies obtained by the proposed method are of very good 0/1 design distribution property, and the computational efficiency is enhanced by reducing the element number of the design structural finite model during two optimization adjustment phases. And the examples also show that this method is robust and practicable.

EQUILIBRIUM PROBLEMS WITH LOWER AND UPPER BOUNDS IN TOPOLOGICAL SPACES

By employing a fixed point theorem due to Ding, Park and Jung, some existence theorems of solutions for equilibrium problems with lower and upper bounds are proved in noncompact topological spaces. These results further answer the open problem raised by Isac, Sehgal and Singh under much weaker assumptions.

Fractal analysis of polyferric chloride-humic acid(PFC-HA) flocs in different topological spaces

The fractal dimensions in different topological spaces of polyferric chloride-humic acid （PFC-HA） flocs, formed in flocculating different kinds of humic acids （HA） water at different initial pH （9.0, 7.0, 5.0） and PFC dosages, were calculated by effective densitymaximum diameter, image analysis, and N2 absorption-desorption methods, respectively. The mass fractal dimensions （De） of PFC-HA floes were calculated by bi-logarithm relation of effective density with maximum diameter and Logan empirical equation. The Df value was more than 2.0 at initial pH of 7,0, which was 11% and 13% higher than those at pH 9.0 and 5.0, respecively, indicating the most compact flocs formed in flocculated HA water at initial pH of 7.0. The image analysis for those flocs indicates that after flocculating the HA water at initial pH greater than 7.0 with PFC flocculant, the fractal dimensions of D2 （logA vs. logdL） and D3 （logVsphere vs. logdL） of PFC-HA floes decreased with the increase of PFC dosages, and PFC-HA floes showed a gradually looser structure. At the optimum dosage of PFC, the D2 （logA vs. logdL） values of the flocs show 14%-43% difference with their corresponding Dr, and they even had different tendency with the change of initial pH values. However, the D2 values of the floes formed at three different initial pH in HA solution had a same tendency with the corresponding Df. Based on fractal Frenkel-Halsey-HiU （FHH） adsorption and desorption equations, the pore surface fractal dimensions （Ds） for dried powders of PFC-HA flocs formed in HA water with initial pH 9.0 and 7.0 were all close to 2.9421, and the Ds values of flocs formed at initial pH 5.0 were less than 2.3746. It indicated that the pore surface fractal dimensions of PFC-HA floes dried powder mainly show the irregularity from the mesopore-size distribution and marcopore-size distribution.

μ-Separations in generalized topological spaces

This paper takes some investigations on generalized topological spaces with some μ- separations. Some characterizations of μTi-spaces for i = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, μTn-spaces and μR0-spaces are obtained and some relations among these spaces are established.

Study on Logical Relations amongUnderground Survey Objects Using Quotient Topological Space

A soitable data model and data structure make underground survey objects maintained and operated easier. This paper gives a formal definition for underground survey objects. By making use of the quotient topological space, the author studies the logical relations among underground survey objects, a partiallyordered space uuder some conditions. An example is given to show the data model’s possible applications.

Topological degree for 1-set-contractive fields in M-PN spaces and its applications

In this paper, we define the topological degree for 1-set-contractive fields in PN spaces. Based on this, we obtain some new fixed point theorems for 1-set-contractive operators. As an application, we study the existence of solutions for a kind of nonlinear Volterra integral equations in Z-M-PN space.

Alignments, Topologies, Convex Geometries and Higgs Spaces

Aligned spaces generalize topological spaces and generate Higgs spaces. We give a necessary and sufficient condition for a finite aligned space to be a topological space, we prove the existence of two kinds of convex geometries, and we compare several concepts and results for arbitrary （that is, not necessarily finite） aligned, topological and Higgs spaces.

Some Properties of the Epi-Topology

Let LSC(X) denote the set of all proper lower semicontinuous functions on X with the epi-topology. In this paper we give characterizations of the separation axioms. Baire properties and metrizability of LSC(X). We show also that the continuous function space C(X) with the epi-topology is of first category when N is first countable.

General Topology of the Universe

General topology of the universe is described. It is concluded that topology of the present universe is greater or stronger than the topology of the universe in the past and topology of the future universe will be stronger or greater than the present topology of the universe. Consequently, the universe remains unbounded. The general topological approach comprises of powerful techniques that could prove to be useful to prescribe mathematical constraints on the global character of the universe as well as on the manifold of space-time.