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(iii) semi-continuous [19] if the inverse image of each

open set in Y is semi-open in X.

(iv) Dcontinuous [20] if the inverse image of each open set in Y is Dopen in X.

(v) NDcontinuous [10 ] if the inverse image of each open set in Y is NDopen in X.

(vi) open [1] (resp. closed ) if the image of each open ( resp. closed ) set in X is open (resp.

closed

 ) in Y.

(vii) gopen [13] ( resp. gclosed ) if the image of each open ( resp. closed ) set in X is gopen ( resp.

closed

g

) in Y.

(viii) semi-open ( resp. semi-closed ) [19] if the image of each open (resp. closed ) set in X is

open

-semi ( resp. semi-closed ) in Y.

(ix) Dopen [20] (resp. Dclosed ) if the image of each open ( resp. closed ) set in X is Dopen ( resp. Dclosed ) in Y.

Definition 2.3. [12] A topological space (X,) is said to

be T1/2 if every g-closedset is closed.

The intersection of all gclosed sets containing A [12] is called the gclosure of A and denoted by C

 

A and the

erior

gint of A [12] is the union of all gopen sets contained in A and is denoted by Int

 

A . The intersection of all ND closed sets containing A [10] is called the

closure D

N   of A and denoted by ND C

 

A and the

erior D

N int of A [10 ] is the union of all NDopen sets contained in A and is denoted by ND Int

 

A .

The collection of all ND closed (resp. closed ,

closed

-D , gclosed , closed , semi-closed) sets in )

(X, denoted by D C(X)

 ( resp., C(X) , DC(X) , )

(X

GC , C(X) , semiC(X) ). The collection of all open

-D ( resp. open , D open , gopen, open, open

-semi ) sets in (X,) denoted by DO(X) ( resp. O(X) , DO(X) , GO(X), O(X), semiO(X)). ( c.f. [2], [10] [17] ,[19], [20])

3.

Maps

Closed

β

D

N

We introduce the following definition

Definition 3.1. A map f :(X, ) (Y,) is said to be closed

D

N   if f(V) is ND closed in Y for each closed set V in X.

Theorem 3.2. (i) Every closed map is closed

D

N   .

(ii) Every gclosed map is ND closed.

(iii) Every semiclosed map is NDclosed.

(iv) Every D closed map is ND closed.

Proof. (i) The proof follows from the definition and from the Theorem 3.3 of [10] that every gclosed set is

closed D

N  

(ii) The proof follows from the definition and from the Theorem 3.3 of [10] that every semi open set isND closed.

(iii) The proof follows from the definition and from the Theorem 3.3 of [10] that every open set is

closed D

N   .

(iv) The proof follows from the definition and from the Theorem 3.3 of [10] that every Dclosed set is

closed D

N   .

Remark. 3.3. (i) NDclosed map need not be closed . (see the Example 3.4 below)

(ii) ND closed map need not be gclosed. (see the Example 3.5 below)

(iii) NDclosed map need not be semiclosed (see the Example 3.6 below)

(iv) NDclosed map need not be Dclosed . (see the Example 3.7 below).

Example 3.4. Let X={a,b,c,d}Y ,

a,b,d

,{c,d},

 

d} b},

{a, , {X,

= 

 and ={Y,, {a,b,d},{a}}

then (X,) and (Y,) be a topological spaces.

 

a,b,a,b,c

c , d , c, , Y,

C X  C Y    Y, ,c , b,c,d ,

   

b,c,c,d,b,d,a,c,d



,a,b,c

d , c, b, c , , Y, GC Y 

         

, , , , , , }, )

(Y ab ac b d

GO Y,, a,b,d , a , a,d

    

b,c c,d,b,d d ,

b, c , d , c, b, , Y, C Y 

 ,

    

a,c,d



,a,b,c

   

,a,d,a,b,a}

, d , b , d c, c b, d}, {b, {c}, d}, c, {b, , {Y, = )

C(Y 

D

N

Let f :(X, ) (Y,) be a map defined by f(a)d ,

c b

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)

(Y, . But map

f

is not closed, since b}

{a, = d}) ({c,

f , which is not closed in Y.

Example 3.5. Let X={a,b,c} be any set with topology

 

a ,{a,b},

 

a,c} ,

{X,

= 

 , then (X,) be a topological

space. Let Y={x,y,z}with topology  ={Y,,{y,z},

 

y},

then (Y,σ) be another topological space.

 

b} {c}}, c}, {b, , {X, =

C(X) 

,C(Y)={Y,,{x},

 

x,z},

z}} {x, y}, {x, {x}, , {Y, = )

GC(Y 

y}} {x, {y}, z}, {x, {z}, {x}, , {Y, = ) C(Y D

N   .

Let f  : X,      Y,    be the function defined by f(a)x,

z b f( )

and f(c)yis ND closed map, since f image of each open set in (X,) is NDclosed in (Y,). But map f is not gclosed, since f b,c    y,z , which is

is not gclosed in Y. Example 3.6. Let X={a,b,c,d}

,

  

a, b,{a,b},

a,b,c

} ,

{X,

= 

 and Y={1,2,3,4} ,

{2,3,4}} {2,4}, , {Y,

= 

 . Then (X,) and (Y,) be any two

topological space. C X   X, , b,c,d , a,c,d ,

  

c,d, d},

1   1,3 , ,   Y,      

C Y  .

 

1,2,1,2,3



,1,2,4



,1,3,4

1,4 ,   1 ,   1,3 ,  ,   Y,      

GC Y  ,

    

3,4 ,4 ,3 } {2,3},

{2,3,4}, {2,4}, , {Y, = )

GO(Y  ,

{3}} {1}, {1,3}, , {Y, = ) C(Y *

Semi  ,

 



     

2,4,2,3,2,3,4,1,3,4

 

,3,4 }

, 1,2,4 , 1,2,3 , 1,2 {1,4}, 1}, }, { 1,3 { , Y, { = ) C(Y D

N  

.

Define a function f :(X, ) (Y,)

by, f(a)2, f(b)3,

4 ) (c

f , f(d)1, which is a NDclosed map, since

f

image of each closed set isNDclosed in (Y,). But f is not semiclosed

map, since {1,3,4}

= d}) c, ({b,

f , which is not semiclosed in (Y,).

Example 3.7. Let X={x,y,z} and   X,  ,y,z , z , then

)

(X, be a topological space. C Y  Y,  ,x , x,y

. Let

t} s, {r, =

Y and   Y,  ,s,t , s , t , then (Y,) be a

topological space. C Y    Y,  ,r , r,t , r,s ,

} {

)

(Y Y , ,r , r,t , r,s

GC  ,

t s ,   t , s,  ,   Y,   

) (Y GO

} {  ,  ,r , r,t , r,s  

C Y

D Y ,

t s ,   t , s,  ,   Y,   DO(Y) 

} { , , r , r,t ,r,s , s , t Y

D

N  Y ,

t r, s , r, t , s , t , s, , Y, O Y D

N   .

Let function f: X,    Y,    defined by

f

(

x

)

s

,

t y

f( ) , f(z)r is NDclosed map, since the image of each closed set in X is NDclosed in Y , but f is not

closed

D , Since f(

 

x,y ={s,t} , which is not

closed D in Y .

Interrelationship

From the above discussions and known results, we have the

following implications.

Remark. 3.8. The composition of two NDclosed maps need not be NDclosed in general. This is shown by the following example.

Example 3.9. Let X=Y= Z={b,c,d}be the sets with the

topology ={X,,{c},{c,d}}, ={Y,,{b,c}}and

{d}} d}, {b, , {Z,

= 

 , respectively. Then (X,) , (Y,) and

)

(Z, be the topological spaces. C(X)={X,,{b,d},{b}} ,

} {d} , {Y, =

C(Y) 

, C(Z)={Z,,{b,c},{c}}. We define a map

) (Y, ) (X, :

f    as f(b)d , f(c)b and f(d)c the

map g :(Y,) (Z,) as g(b)c , g(c)d and g(d)b .

Then f and

g

are NDclosed maps, but their composition gof :(X, ) (Z,) is not D closed

. For, if

 

b d

A , be any closed set in (X,) and

d} {b, = d}) g({c, = ) d}) ({b, g( = (A) o

g f f , which is not a

closed   D

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Theorem 3.10. If f :(X,) (Y,) is a closed map and )

(Z, ) (Y, :

g    is D closed map, then their

composition gof :(X, ) (Z,) is ND closed map.

Proof. Let G be any closed set in (X,) . Since f is a closed map, f(G) is closed in (Y,) . Since g is

closed   D

N map, g(f(G)) is ND closed set in (Z,)

. Therefore gof(G)=g(f(G))is NDclosed set in (Z, ).

Theorem 3.11. If the space is T1/2 , then every

closed

D  ( resp. NDclosed ) set is closed ( resp. closed).

Proof. Let

A

be any Dclosed( resp. NDclosed) subset of the space X, then we have (C(Int(C(A)))  A ( resp.Int(C(Int(A)))  A). Since X is T1/2space,

every

g

closed

set is closed, consequently

(A) C = (A)

C . Thus, we get

) A ) (A)) ( (C resp. ( A )) (A) (C (

CInt   IntInt

Theorem 3.12. Let f :(X,) (Y,) and )

(Z, ) (Y, :

g    be any two mappings such that their

composition gof :(X, ) (Z,)is ND closed mapping. Then the following statements are true :

1. If f is continuous map and surjective, then g is closed

D

N  

mapping

2. If g is N D irresolute map and injective, then f is closed

D

N   mapping.

3. If f is gcontinuous map , surjective and (X,) is space

T1/2 , then g is ND closed mapping.

Proof: 1. Let A be any closed set in (Y,). Since f is continuous, f-1(A) is ND closed in (X,)and therefore

) ) ( f ( o

g f -1 A is NDclosed in (Y,). Since f is surjective, g is NDclosed map.

2. Let F be any closed set in (X,). Since gof is closed

D

N   mapping, gof(F) is ND closed in )

(Z, . Since g is ND irresolutemap, g-1(gof(F)) is closed

D

N   in. (Y,). Since f is injective, f is closed

D

N   mapping.

3. Let G be any closed set in (Y,). Since f is continuous

g , f-1(G) is gclosed in (X,). Since

)

(X, is T1/2space, f-1(G) is closed in (X,)

consequently gf(f-1(G)) is ND closed in (Z,). i.e. )

(

gG is NDclosed in (Z,), since f is surjective. It

Theorem 3.13. Let f :(X,) (Y,) be any closed

D

N 

mapping. Then )) ( ( )) (

(f A f Cl A

Closure D

N    .

Proof: Suppose f is NDclosed map and let A be

any subset of X. Since Cl(A) is the closed set in (X,),

)) ( (Cl A

f is NDclosed in (Y,). We have

)) ( ( )

(A f Cl A

f  , therefore by Theorem 3.10 of [10]

) 1 ( ))) ( ( ( ))

(

(   

Closure f A D Closure f Cl A

D N

N  

. Since f(Cl(A))is ND closed,

) ( ( )) ( (

(f Cl A f Cl A

Closure D

N    , we have from (1),

))) ( ( ( )) (

(f A f Cl A

Closure D

N   

.

Remark 3.14. However, the converse of the above

Theorem 3.13 need not be true by the following example.

Example 3.15. Let X={a,b,c}, ={X,,{a,b},{a}}and

{1,2,3} =

Y , ={Y,,{2},{2,3}}. Then (X,)and (Y,)be

topological spaces. C(X)={X,,{b,c},{c}} ,

{1}} {1,3}, , {Y, = )

C(Y  .

{b}} c}, {b, {a}, c}, {a, {c}, , {X, = C(X)

D  ,

{3}} {2}, {1}, {1,2}, {1.3}, , {Y, = C(Y)

D  . Let

) (Y, ) (X,

:   

f be a function defined by f(a)1,

2 ) (b

f , f(c)3. Then

))) ( ( ( )) (

(f A f Cl A Closure

D

N    for every subset A of

X . But f is not a NDclosedmapping, since

} 3 , 2 { }) , ({b c

f , which is not ND closed in (Y,) .

4. N

D

Open

Map

Definition 4.1. A function f :(X, ) (Y,) is said to be open

D

N  if f(V) is NDopenin Y for each open set V in X.

Theorem 4.2. (i) Every open map is ND open.

(ii) Every gopen map isND open.

(iii) Every semiopen isNDopen.

(iv) Every Dopen map isND open.

Proof;- It is obvious.

Theorem 4.3. Let f :(X,) (Y,) be any bijective map, then the following statements are equivalent;

(i)f1 is ND continuous .

(ii) f is ND open map.

(iii) f is ND closed map.

Proof. (i)

(ii): Let V be any open set in (X,). By assumption (f-1)-1(V)=f(V) is ND open in (Y,) .
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(ii)

(iii): Let G be any closed set in (X,). Then

c

G is open set in (X,), therefore by assumption

c c) (f(G))

f(G  is ND open in (Y,) ,

consequently f(G) is ND closed in (Y,) .

Hence the map f isNDclosed.

(iii)

(iv): Let G be any closed set in (X,). Then by assumption f(G) is ND closed in (Y,)

and therefore f(G)=(f-1)-1(G) is ND closed in

)

(Y, , therefore f1 is D continuous

N  .

Theorem 4.4. If a map f :(X,) (Y,) is NDopen, then f(Int(A)) ND Int(f(A)) for every subset A of

) (X, .

Proof. Let f :(X,) (Y,) be any ND open map and suppose A be any open set in (X,), then Int(A)is open in (X,) . Therefore f(Int(A)) is ND open in

)

(Y, and therefore NDInt(f(Int(A)))f(Int(A))(1). Since Int(A) A , f(Int(A))f(A) , consequently

)) ( ( )))

( (

(f Int A D Int f A Int

D N

N     . By (1), we have

)) ( ( ))

(

(Int A D Int f A

fN  

.

Remark 4.5. However, the converse of the above

Theorem 4.4 need not be true by the following example.

Example 4.6. Let X={a,b,c}, ={X,,{a,b},{a}}and

{1,2,3} =

Y , ={Y,,{2},{2,3}}. Then (X,)and )

(Y, be any two topological spaces. {1,2}} {1,3}, {2,3}, {3}, {2}, , {Y, = O(Y)

D 

.

Define a

function f :(X,) (Y,) by

f

(

a

)

1

, f(b)2 ,

3 ) (c

f . Then f(Int(A)) ND Int(f(A)) for every

subset

A

of

(X,

)

. But the map

f

is not ND open.

Conclusion-The notion of lower separation axioms ,

closed graphs and strongly closed graphs, which are defined

in terms Dopen and Dclosedsets [9] can also be

established by using ND open and ND closedsets.

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