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ISSN 2229 – 5046A NEW CLASS OF GENERALIZED CLOSED SETS USING GRILLS
N. CHANDRAMATHI*
Department of Mathematics,
Government Arts College, Udumalpet, Tamilnadu, India.
(Received On: 02-07-16; Revised & Accepted On: 26-07-16)
ABSTRACT
The aim of this paper is to apply the notion of
ζ
semi- open sets to obtain a new class ofζω
– closed sets via grills. The properties of the above mentioned sets are investigated. Further the concept is extended to derive some applications ofζω
– closed sets via Grills.Key words and phrases: Grill, topology
τ
ζ , operatorΦ
,ζω
– closed.1. INTRODUCTION AND PRELIMINARIES
The idea of grills on a topological space was first introduced by Choquet [2] in 1947. In [8], Roy and Mukherjee defined and studied a typical topology associated rather naturally to the existing topology and a grill on a given topological space. Hatir and Jafari [4] have defined new classes of sets in grill topological spaces. Ahmad Al-Omari and Noiri [6] introduced and investigated the notions of ζα- open sets, ζ semi open sets and ζβ open sets in grill topological spaces.
Definition 1.1: [2] A collection
ζ
of non empty subsets of a topological spacesX
is said to be a grill onX
if( )
i
A
∈
ζ
andA
⊆
B
implies thatB
∈
ζ
,( )
ii
A B,⊆
X
andA
∪ ∈
B
ζ
implies thatA
∈
ζ
orB
∈
ζ
.Definition 1.2: [8] Let ( , )X
τ
be a topological space andζ
be a grill onX. We define a mappingΦ: ( )P X →P X( ) denoted byΦ
ζ( , )
A
τ
(forA
∈
P X
(
)
) orΦ
ζ( )
A
or simplyΦ
( )
A
called the operator associated with the grillζ
and the topology τ defined as follows:Φ
( )
A
=
Φ
ζ(
X
, , )
τ ς
={
x
∈
X
|
A
∩ ∈
U
ζ
for allU
∈
τ
( )
x
foreach
A
∈
P X
(
)
}
.Definition 1.3: [8] Letζ be a grill on
X
. We define a mapψ : P(X)→
P(X) byψ
( )A = ∪ ΦA ( )A for all(
)
A
∈
P X
.Definition 1.4:[8] Corresponding to a grill ζ on topological space (X, )
τ
there exist a unique topologyτ
ζ (say) on X given by τζ ={U ⊆X:ψ(X\ )A =X U\ } where for any all A⊆X, ( )ψ
A = ∪ ΦA ( )A =τ
ζ −cl A( ).Definition 1.5: [10] Let
X
be a space and(
φ ≠ ⊆
)
A
X
.
Then[ ]
A
=
{
B
⊆
X
:
A
∩
B
≠
φ
}
is a grill onX
called principal grill generated by
A
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ζω
- CLOSED SETSDefinition 2.1: Let
(
X
, )
τ
be a topological space and ζ be any grill onX
. Then a subsetA
ofX
is called ζω- closed if
ψ
( )
A
⊆
U
wheneverA
⊆
U
and U is ζ semi- open inX
. A subsetA
ofX
is calledζω
- open if\
X A is ζω- closed.
Theorem 2.2: Every closed set in
(
X
, )
τ
is ζω- closed in(
X
, , )
τ ζ
.Proof: Let
A
be any closed set and U be anyζ
semi - open set such thatcl A
( )
=
A
⊆
U
sinceA
is closed. But( )
A
cl A
( ),
ψ
⊆
we haveψ
( )
A
⊆
U
wheneverA
⊆
U
.
HenceA
is ζω - closed.The converse of the above Theorem is not true as seen from the following Example.
Example 2.3: Let
X
=
{
a b c
, ,
}
,
τ
=
{
φ
,
{ } { }
b
,
b c
,
,
X
}
withζ
={
X,{ } { } { }
a , c , a c, ,{ }
a b, ,{ }}
b c
,
. Let{ }
A= b and U=
{ }
b whereU
is ζ semi open inX
. Therefore, Φ( )A ={ }
φ andψ
( )
A
=
A
∪ Φ
( )
A
={ }
b ⊆U. Then the set{ }
b
isζω
– closed but not closed.Theorem 2.4: Every
τ
ζ - closed set in(
X
, , )
τ ζ
is ζω- closed in(
X
, , )
τ ζ
.Proof: Let
A
be aτ
ζ - closed and thenΦ
( )
A
⊆
A
impliesA
∪ Φ
( )
A
⊆ ∪ =
A
A
A
.
. LetA
⊆
U
where U isζ
semi open. Hence,ψ
( )
A
⊆
U
wheneverA
⊆
U
and U is ζ semi- open. Therefore,A
is ζω- closed.The converse of the above Theorem is not true as seen from the following Example.
Example 2.5: Let
X
=
{
a b c
, ,
}
,τ
=
{
φ
,
{ } { }
a
,
b c
,
,
X
}
andζ
=
{
{ } { } { }
a
,
b
,
a b
,
,
{ }
a c
,
,
{ }
b c
,
,
X
}
. Then the set{ }
a b
,
isζω
– closed but notτ
ζ - closed.Theorem 2.6: Every
ω
- closed set in(
X
, )
τ
is ζω- closed in(
X
, , ).
τ ζ
Proof: Let
A
be any ω- closed set and U be any ζ semi open set containingA
. Since every ζ semi open set is semi open andA
is ω- closed we have,cl A
( )
⊆
U
.
Butψ
( )
A
⊆
cl A
( ).
Thus we have,ψ
( )
A
⊆
U
wheneverA
⊆
U
. HenceA
is ζω – closed.The converse of the above Theorem is not true as seen from the following Example.
Example 2.7: In Example 2.3, the set
{ }
b
is ζω – closed but not ω - closed.Remark 2.8: In a grill space
( , , )
X
τ ζ
,ζω
– closed sets are generalization of ω- closed sets which itself is a generalization of the closed set.Theorem 2.9: Every
ζω
- closed set in(
X
, , )
τ ζ
isζ
g
- closed in(
X
, , )
τ ζ
.Proof: Let
A
⊆
U
, U is open and hence it is ζ semi open. SinceA
is ζω - closed, we haveψ
( )
A
⊆
U
.
But( )
A
ψ
( )
A
U
.
Φ
⊆
⊆
HenceA
isζ
g
- closed.The converse of the above Theorem is not true as seen from the following Example.
Remark 2.11: In the case
[ ]
X principal grill generated by X, it is known [8] thatτ τ
=
[X] so that any[
X
]
–ζω
– closed set becomes simply anω
closed set and vice –versa.Theorem 2.12: Let
(
X
, , )
τ ζ
be a topological space and ζ be a grill onX
. Then for a subsetA
ofX
, the following are equivalent:( )
i
A
is ζω - closed.( )
ii
ψ
( )
A
⊆
U
for ζ semi open setU
containingA
.( )
iii
For eachx
∈
ψ
( ),
A
ζ
scl
({ }
x
∩
A
)
≠
φ
.
( )
iv
ψ
( ) \
A
A
contains no non empty ζ semi closed set of(
X
, , ).
τ ζ
( )
v
Φ
( ) \
A
A
contains no non emptyζ
semi closed set of(
X
, , ).
τ ζ
Proof:
( )
i
⇒
( ) :
ii
LetA
be aζω
- closed. Then clearly,ψ
( )
A
⊆
U
wheneverA
⊆
U
and U is ζ semi open inX
.( )
ii
⇒
( ) :
iii
Supposex
∈
ψ
( ).
A
Ifζ
scl
({ }
x
∩
A
)
=
φ
, thenA
⊆
X
\
ζ
scl
({ })
x
where X \ζ
scl
({ }
x
is a ζ semi open set. By assumption
ψ
( ) \
A
A
⊆
X
\
ζ
scl
({ })
x
, which is a contradiction tox
∈
ψ
( )
A
. Hence({ })
.
scl
x
A
ζ
∩ ≠
φ
This proves( )
iv
.( )
iii
⇒
( ) :
iv
Assume that F⊆ Φ( ) \A A whereF
isζ
semi closed andF
≠
φ
.
This givesF⊆ Φ( )A . This contradicts( )
iv
.( )
iv
⇒
( ) :
v
It follows from the fact thatψ
( ) \
A
A
= Φ
( ) \ .
A
A
( )
v
⇒
( ) :
i
LetA
⊆
U
where U is ζ semi - open such thatΦ
( )
A
⊄
U
.
This givesΦ
( )
A
∩
(
X
−
U
)
=
φ
orΦ
( ) \ [
A
X
\ (
X U
\
)]
=
φ
.
This givesΦ
( ) \
A
A
≠
φ
.
Moreover,Φ
( ) \
A
A
= Φ
( )
A
∩
(
X U
\
)
isζ
semi closed set inX
sinceΦ
( )
A
=
cl
( ( ))
Φ
A
is closed inX
andX U
\
∈
ζ
sC X
( ).
Also, Φ( ) \A U ⊆ Φ( ) \ .A A This gives thatΦ
( ) \
A
A
contains a non emptyζ
semi closed set . This contradicts( ).
v
This completes the proof.
Corollary 2.13: Let
(
X
, )
τ
be a 1T
space andζ
be a grill onX
. Then everyζω
- closed set isτ
ζ - closed.Corollary 2.14: Let
( , , )
X
τ ζ
be a grill topological space andA
be a ζω - closed set. Then the following are equivalent:( )
i
A
isτ
ζ - closed.( )
ii
ψ
( ) \
A
A
is ζ semi - closed set in( , , )
X
τ ζ
.( )
iii
Φ
( ) \
A
A
is ζ semi - closed set in( , , )
X
τ ζ
.Proof:
( )
i
⇒
( ) :
ii
LetA
be aτ
ζ -closed. ThenΦ( ) \A A=ψ( ) \A A gives ψ( ) \A A=
φ
.
This proves that ( ) \ψ A A isζ
semi- closed.( )
ii
⇒
( ) :
iii
SinceΦ
( ) \
A
A
=
ψ
( ) \
A
A
and soΦ
( ) \
A
A
is ζ semi closed inX
.( )
iii
⇒
( ) :
i
LetΦ
( ) \
A
A
be a ζ semi- closed set. Now,A
is ζω- closed and by Theorem 2.12( )
v
, Φ( ) \A A© 2016, IJMA. All Rights Reserved 69 Theorem 2.15: In a grill topological space
( , , )
X
τ ζ
an ζω - closed set andτ
ζ - dense set in itself isω
- closed.Proof: Suppose
A
isτ
ζ - dense in itself and ζω- closed inX
. LetU
be anyζ
semi open set containingA
,then
ψ
( )
A
⊆
U
. SinceA
isτ
ζ - dense in itself by [3, Lemma 2.12],Φ
( )
A
=
cl
( ( )
Φ
A
=
ψ
( )
A
=
cl A
( ),
weget
cl A
( )
⊆
U
wheneverA
⊆
U
.
This proves thatA
is ω - closed.Corollary 2.16: If
( , , )
X
τ ζ
is any grill space whereζ
=
P X
(
) \
{ }
φ
then A is ζω - closed if and only if A isω
- closed.Proof: The proof follows from the fact that
ζ
=
P X
(
) \
{ }
φ
,Φ
( )
A
=
cl A
( )
⊃
A
and so every subset of X isζ
τ
- dense set in itself.The following theorem gives another characterization of
ζω
- closed set.Theorem 2.7: Let
( , , )
X
τ ζ
be a grill topological space. ThenA
(
⊆
X
)
is ζω- closed if and only ifA
=
F N
\
, whereF
isτ
ζ - closed andN
contains no non empty ζ semi- closed setProof: Necessity - If
A
is ζω - closed set then by Theorem 2.12,N
=
ψ
( ) \ ( )
A
A
contains no non - empty ζsemi-closed set. Let
F
=ψ
( ),
A
thenF
isτ
ζ - closed set and F−N=A
∪ Φ
( ( )) \
A
( ( ) \ )
Φ
A
A
=
A
.
Sufficiency -Let
U
be any ζ semi - open set inX
containingA
, thenF N
\
⊆
U
implies(
\
)
(
\ (
\
))
(
\
)
.
F
∩
X U
⊆ ∩
F
X
F N
= ∩
F
X F
∪
N
= ∩ ⊆
F
N
N
By hypothesisA
⊆
F
and( )
F
F
Φ
⊆
asF
isτ
ζ - closed givesΦ
( )
A
∩
(
X U
\
)
⊆
Φ
( )
F
∩
(
X U
\
)
⊆
F
∩
(
X U
\
)
⊆
N
where( )
A
(
X U
\
)
Φ
∩
is ζ semi- closed set. By hypothesisΦ
( )
A
∩
(
X U
\
)
=
φ
orψ
( )
A
⊆
U
implies thatA
is
ζω
- closed set.Theorem 2.8: Let
( , , )
X
τ ζ
be a grill topological space. Then every subset ofX
isζω
- closed if and only if everyζ
semi-open set isτ
ζ - closed.Proof: Necessity - Suppose every subset of
X
isζω
- closed. LetU
be a ζ semi- open set thenU
isζω
- closed andψ
( )
U
⊆
U
.
HenceU
isτ
ζ - closed.Sufficiency - Suppose that every ζ semi- open set is
τ
ζ - closed. LetA
be non empty subset ofX
contained in aζ
semi- open setU
. Thenψ
( )
A
⊆
ψ
( )
U
impliesψ
( )
A
⊆
U
.
This proves thatA
is ζω- closed.Theorem 2.9: A set
A
isζω
– open if and only ifF
⊆
τ
ζ−
int( )
A
wheneverF
isζ
semi closed and.
F
⊆
A
Proof: Necessity - Suppose that
F
⊆
τ
ζ−
int( )
A
, whereF
isζ
semi closed andF
⊆
A
. LetA
c⊆
U
,
where
U
isζ
semi open. ThenU
c⊆
A
andU
c isζ
semi closed. Therefore,U
c⊆
τ
ζ−
int( )
A
.Sinceint( )
c
U
⊆
τ
ζ−
A
, we have(τ
ζ −int( ))A c⊆U.That is, ψ(Ac)⊆U,sinceψ
(
A
c)
=
(τζ −int( ))A c . ThusA
cis
ζω
- closed, that isA
is ζω - open.Sufficiency - Suppose that
A
isζω
- open.F
⊆
A
andF
is ζ semi closed. ThenF
c is ζ semi - open and.
c c
3. SOME CHARACTERIZATIONS OF
ζω
-NORMAL ANDζω
–REGULAR SPACESIn this section we introduce ζω- regular and
ζω
-normal spaces via grills.Definition 3.1: A grill space
( , , )
X
τ ζ
is said to be an ζω – normal if for every pair of disjoint closed setsA
and
B
, there exist ζω – open setsU
andV
such that and .Theorem 3.2: Let
X
be a normal space andζ
be a grill onX
then for each pair of disjoint closed setsA
andB
, there exist disjoint ζω- open setsU
andV
such thatA
⊆
U
andB
⊆
V
.Proof: It is obvious since every open set is ζω- open.
Theorem 3.3: Let
X
be a normal space and ζ be a grill onX
, then for each closed setA
and an open setV
containingA
, there exists a ζω- open setU
such thatA
⊆
U
⊆
ψ
( )
U
⊆
V
.Proof: Let
A
be a closed set andV
be an open set containingA
. SinceA
andX V
\
are disjoint closed sets, there exist disjoint ζω- open setsU
andW
such thatA
⊆
U
andX V
\
⊆
W
. AgainU
∩
W
=
φ
implies thatU
∩
τ
ζ -int(
W
)
=
φ
and soψ
( )
U
⊆
X
−
τ
ζ -int(
W
)
. SinceX V
\
is closed andW
isζω
- open,\
X V
⊆
W
implies thatX V
\
⊆
τ
ζ -int(
W
)
and soX
\
τ
ζ -int(
W
)
⊆
V
.Thus, we have,( )
A
⊆
U
⊆
ψ
U
⊆
X
\
τ
ζ -int(
W
)
⊆
V
whereU
is aζω
- open set.Remark 3.4: The following Theorem gives characterizations of a normal space in terms of
ω
– open sets, which is a consequence of Theorems 3.2, 3.3 and Remark 2.11 if one takesζ
=
[
X
].
Theorem 3.5: Let
X
be a normal space and ζ be a grill onX
then for each pair of disjoint closed setsA
andB
, there exist disjointω
- open setsU
andV
such thatA
⊆
U
andB
⊆
V
.
Theorem 3.6: Let
X
be a normal space and ζ be a grill onX
then for each closed setA
and an open setV
containing
A
, there exists anω
- open setU
such thatA
⊆
U
⊆
cl U
( )
⊆
V
.
Definition 3.7: A grill space
( , , )
X
τ ζ
is said to be ζω- regular if for each pair consisting of a pointx
and a closed setB
not containingx
, there exist disjoint ζω- open setsU
andV
such that x∈U andB
⊆
V
.
Remarks 3.8: It is obvious that every regular space is ζω - regular.
Theorem 3.9: Let
( , , )
X
τ ζ
a grill space. Then the following are equivalent:( )
i
( , , )
X
τ ζ
isζω
- regular .( )
ii
For every closed setB
not containingx∈U , there exists disjoint ζω - open setU
andV
ofX
such that x∈U andB
⊆
V
.
( )
iii
For every open setV
containingx∈X , there exists anζω
- open setU
such thatx U
∈ ⊆
ψ
( )
U
⊆
V
.
Proof:
( )
i
⇒
( ) :
ii
It is clear, since every open set isζω
- open.( )
ii
⇒
( ) :
iii
LetV
be an open subset such that such thatx∈V. ThenX V
\
is a closed set not containingx
. Therefore, there exist disjoint ζω– open setsU
andW
such that x∈U andX V
\
⊆
W
. Now,X V
\
⊆
W
implies that
X V
\
⊆
τ
ζ−
int(
W
)
and soX
\
τ
ζ−
int(
W
)
⊆
V
.
AgainU
∩
W
=
φ
implies thatint(
)
U
∩
τ
ζ−
W
=
φ
and so,ψ
( )
U
⊆
X
\
τ
ζ−
int(
W
)
. Thereforex U
∈ ⊆
ψ
( )
U
⊆
V
.
This proves( )
iii
U
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( )
iii
⇒
( ) :
i
LetB
be a closed set not containingx
. By hypothesis, there exists a ζω- open setU
ofX
such thatx
∈ ⊆
U
ψ
( )
U
⊆
X B
\ .
IfW
=
X
\
ψ
( )
U
thenU
andW
are disjoint ζω - open sets such thatx U
∈
and
B
⊆
W
. This proves( )
i
.Theorem 3.10: If every ζ semi open subset of a grill space
( , , )
X
τ ζ
isτ
ζ - closed, then( , , )
X
τ ζ
is ζω – regular.Proof: Suppose every
ζ
semi open subset of a grill space( , , )
X
τ ζ
isτ
ζ - closed.Then by Theorem 2.8, every subset of
X
is ζω – closed and hence every subset ofX
is ζω- open. IfB
is a closed set not containingx
, then{ }
x
andB
are the required disjointζω
– open sets containingx
andB
respectively. Therefore,
( , , )
X
τ ζ
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