On fuzzy convergence classes

Topological spaces and generalizations (closure spaces, etc.) (54A05) Convergence in general topology (sequences, filters, limits, convergence spaces, nets, etc.) (54A20) Fuzzy topology (54A40)

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If \(S=S(n)\), \(n\in D\), is a fuzzy net and e is a point in X then a set \({\mathcal G}=\{(S,E)\}\) is called a convergence class for X if some conditions are satisfied. A characterization of fuzzy topology in a nonempty set is given. In particular, for each fuzzy convergence class \({\mathcal G}\) for X a map C: \(I^ X\to I^ X\) is induced as follows: for \(A\subset I^ X\) it is defined \({\mathcal G}(A)=\{e:\) for certain net S in A, (S,e)\(\in {\mathcal G}\}\). \(c(A)\equiv A^ c=\vee {\mathcal G}(A)\). The correspondence \(A\mapsto A^ c\) is a closure operator. The properties of this closure operator are studied.

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