Volume 16 • Issue 2 • PP: 101-110 • 2021
Bipolar neutrosophic soft generalized pre-continuous mappings
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In this study, new classes of continuous mappings in bipolar neutrosophic soft topological space, namely bipolar neutrosophic soft continuous mappings and bipolar neutrosophic soft generalized pre-continuous mappings has been introduced. Continuity mappings preserves topological structures such as closeness, openness, compactness and so on. Here, we have proposed and investigated various continuous mappings based on bipolar neutrosophic soft sets. Further, we investigated some of their properties and relations with other mappings with examples.
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