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General Topology — the Monadic Case, Examples, Applications

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The paper deals with monadic as well as monadic-free topological notions. For defining these monadic-free notions the notion of basic triple Φ is introduced. A lot of monadic-free topological notions are presented, for instance that of Φ-convergence structure, Φ-hull operator and Φ-uniform structure. By means of a generalized metric, e.g. a probabilistic metric, and the general notion of Φ-zero approach introduced in this paper, a Φ-uniform structure is generated. In case of a fuzzy metric the related Φ-uniform structure defines in a canonic way a fuzzy topology which is used for developing a fuzzy analysis and fuzzy calculus.

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Gähler, W. General Topology — the Monadic Case, Examples, Applications. Acta Mathematica Hungarica 88, 279–290 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026723922622

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