Volume 25 • Issue 3 • PP: 435-449 • 2025
Regular-Closed Functions Between Soft Topological Spaces
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The object of the present paper is to introduce a new class of soft functions called soft regular-closed functions. This class contains the class of soft closed functions. Numerous theorems that give properties of such soft functions are presented. Moreover, sufficient conditions for a soft function to be soft regular-closed are given. In addition, several preservation theorems of soft separations axioms using soft regular-closed are given. Finally, the correspondence between this class of soft functions and the class of regular-closed functions in classical topology is studied.
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