Fuzzy nets and their application (Q1311761): Difference between revisions

Let \((D_ 1\geq)\) be a directed set and \(\mathcal E\) be the collection of all fuzzy points in a set \(X\), then the function \(s: D\to{\mathcal E}\) is called a fuzzy net in \(X\). Instead of \(\mathcal E\) by the collection of all fuzzy sets in \(X\), the authors get a notion of a fuzzy net of fuzzy sets in \(X\), which is also a generalization of the notion of net of sets by Mrowka. Several operations and various properties of a fuzzy net of fuzzy sets are discussed. Based on the notion of fuzzy net, characterizations for several fuzzy topological concepts, such as fuzzy continuity and maps with closed fuzzy graph, are provided.