Some strong separation in fuzzy topological spaces (Q1319446): Difference between revisions

According to \textit{M. Macho Stadler} and \textit{M. A. de Prada Vicente} [ibid. 43, 95-116 (1991; Zbl 0760.54004)], given a topological separation axiom \(A\), a fuzzy topological space \((X,\tau)\) is called strong-\(A\) (resp. ultra-\(A\)) if the topological space \((X,\iota_ \alpha(\tau))\) for each \(\alpha\in[0,1)\) (resp. if the topological space \((X,\iota(\tau))\)) satisfies the axiom \(A\). (Here, as usual, \(\iota_ \alpha(\tau)=\{U^{-1}(\alpha,1]: U\in\tau\}\) and \(\iota(\tau)=\{U^{- 1}(\alpha,1]: U\in\tau,\;\alpha\in I\}\).) (This terminology originates, in fact, from Lowen's definitions of strong compactness and ultra- compactness [\textit{R. Lowen}, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 64, 446-454 (1978; Zbl 0381.54004)].) In the present paper the author considers strong- and ultra-versions of separation axioms \(T_ 0\), \(R_ 0\) and \(R_ 1\) and some related properties.