The Number of Fuzzy Clopen Sets in Fuzzy Topological Spaces
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2025-06-14
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Mohamed Boudiaf University of M'sila
Abstract
This thesis presents a comprehensive exploration of topological structures, beginning
with the foundational concepts of classical topology and advancing toward the nuanced
and flexible framework of fuzzy topology. In Chapter 1, we established the groundwork
by discussing key topological concepts such as open and closed sets, interior and closure,
continuity, homeomorphisms, and different types of topologies. These classical ideas form
the basis for understanding more complex and abstract structures.
Building upon this foundation, Chapter 2 introduced fuzzy topological spaces, extend ing classical topology to accommodate uncertainty and gradation. By allowing degrees of
membership, fuzzy topology offers a powerful framework for modeling situations where
classical binary logic proves insufficient. This chapter underscored the theoretical impor tance and practical relevance of fuzzy systems in addressing imprecision and ambiguity
in various real-world contexts.
In Chapter 3, we focused on the concept of fuzzy clopen sets—sets that are simulta neously fuzzy open and fuzzy closed. We examined the number and structural properties
of such sets.
Overall, this thesis demonstrates the progression from classical to fuzzy topology,
highlighting both the theoretical advancements and the broader applicability of topolog ical thinking. By bridging these domains, the study not only deepens our understanding
of topological structures but also opens new avenues for research and application in areas
involving uncertainty, such as decision theory, artificial intelligence, and systems analysis.
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Number of Fuzzy, Clopen Sets, Fuzzy Topological Spaces