Fuzzy convergence: open and proper maps
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The authors define proper and open maps between probabilistic convergence spaces and study an extension of these concepts to fuzzy convergence spaces. They show that proper maps are productive and preserve closure, regularity and local precompactness, that open maps are finitely productive and preserve neighbourhoods, that projection maps are open, but quotient maps, in general, not.
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