On quasi \({\mathcal H}\)-closed subspaces (Q619589): Difference between revisions

Some definitions to recall are the following. A subset \(Y\) of a space \((X,{\mathcal T})\) is called quasi \(H\)-closed relative to \((X,{\mathcal T})\) provided that for every \({\mathcal V}\subseteq{\mathcal T}\) which covers \(Y\), there exists a finite \({\mathcal F}\subseteq{\mathcal V}\) such that \(\{\text{cl}_{{\mathcal T}}V:V\in{\mathcal V}\}\) is also a cover of \(Y\). A space which is quasi \(H\)-closed relative to itself is called quasi \(H\)-closed. The authors present some results concerning these concepts and locally quasi \(H\)-closed spaces, where they especially focus on clopen, regular open, semi-open, pre-open, semi-preopen, and \(\alpha\)-open sets and the complements of such sets.