Generalized topological d-algebra

This paper introduces the concept of a generalized topological d-algebra, which extends the structure of a d-algebra by incorporating a generalized topology. We explore key properties such as closure operators, separation axioms, and continuity within this framework. Additionally, we define a generalized topology derived from a quasi-uniform structure based on the d*-ideal of a d-algebra and establish some fundamental results related to it.

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Annals of Mathematics and Computer Science
Published
2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.56947/amcs.v27.487
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Advanced Algebra and Logic
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Generalized topological d-algebra

Ashoke Das, T. E. Aman, Nirmal Kumar Sarkar
Annals of Mathematics and Computer Science
Advanced Algebra and Logic
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Generalized topological d-algebra

Ashoke Das, T. E. Aman, Nirmal Kumar Sarkar
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Abstract

This paper introduces the concept of a generalized topological d-algebra, which extends the structure of a d-algebra by incorporating a generalized topology. We explore key properties such as closure operators, separation axioms, and continuity within this framework. Additionally, we define a generalized topology derived from a quasi-uniform structure based on the d*-ideal of a d-algebra and establish some fundamental results related to it.

Annals of Mathematics and Computer ScienceVol. 27
Raiganj University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Advanced Algebra and Logic
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