Weaker Forms of Nano Irresolute and Its Contra Functions
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https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v43i0.764Keywords:
Ns-irresolute function, Np-irresolute function, contra N-alpha-irresolute function, contra Ns-irresolute function, contra Np-irresolute functionAbstract
In this paper the concept of some weaker forms of irresolute and contra irresolute functions in Nano Topological spaces are studied and its related characteristics are discussed. Also we introduced the notion called contra nano alpha irresolute function, contra nano semi irresolute function, contra nano pre irresolute function and its properties are examined.References
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