Digitizations associated with several types of digital topological approaches
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digital topology\(L\)-, \(U\)-, \(K\)-, \(M\)-localized neighborhoodconnectedness preserving mapdigitizationKhalimsky topologylocal ruleMarcus Wyse topology
Computer graphics; computational geometry (digital and algorithmic aspects) (68U05) Computing methodologies for image processing (68U10) Classification of fiber spaces or bundles in algebraic topology (55R15) Several topologies on one set (change of topology, comparison of topologies, lattices of topologies) (54A10) Topological characterizations of particular spaces (54F65) Continuous maps (54C05)
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- A digitization method of subspaces of the Euclidean \(n\)D space associated with the Khalimsky adjacency structure
- An \(MA\)-digitization of Hausdorff spaces by using a connectedness graph of the Marcus-Wyse topology
- U (k)- and L (k)-homotopic properties of digitizations of a nD Hausdorff spaces
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1254464
- The Khalimsky topologies are precisely those simply connected topologies on \(\mathbb Z^n\) whose connected sets include all 2\(n\)-connected sets but no (3\(^{n}-1\))-disconnected sets.
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Cited in
(22)- Digital topological rough set structures and topological operators
- A survey of algebraic methods in digital topology.
- Roughness measures of locally finite covering rough sets
- Homotopic properties of an \textit{MA}-digitization of 2D Euclidean spaces
- Classification of spaces in terms of both a digitization and a Marcus Wyse topological structure
- Marcus-Wyse topological rough sets and their applications
- Covering rough set structures for a locally finite covering approximation space
- Homotopic properties of KA-digitizations of n-dimensional Euclidean spaces
- The fixed point property of an \(M\)-retract and its applications
- Topological operators of MW-topological rough approximations
- Topological graphs based on a new topology on \(\mathbf Z^n\) and its applications
- Guest editors' preface to special issue on digital topology
- Characterizations of an \(MW\)-topological rough set structure
- Classification of digital \(n\)-manifolds
- Diads and their application to topoi
- U (k)- and L (k)-homotopic properties of digitizations of a nD Hausdorff spaces
- Digital space-type fixed point theory and its applications
- Jordan surface theorem for simple closed \textit{SST}-surfaces
- Fixed point property for digital spaces
- Topological properties of locally finite covering rough sets and \(K\)-topological rough set structures
- A digitization method of subspaces of the Euclidean \(n\)D space associated with the Khalimsky adjacency structure
- An \(MA\)-digitization of Hausdorff spaces by using a connectedness graph of the Marcus-Wyse topology
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