On Pseudo δ-open Fuzzy Sets and Pseudo Fuzzy δ-continuous Functions
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1 Int. J. Contemp. Math. Sciences, Vol. 5, 2010, no. 29, On Pseudo δ-open Fuzzy Sets and Pseudo Fuzzy δ-continuous Functions A. Deb Ray Department of Mathematics West Bengal State University Berunanpukuria, Malikapur Barasat, North 24 Parganas , India atasi@hotmail.com Pankaj Chettri Department of Mathematics Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology Majitar, Rangpoo East Sikkim, India pankajct@gmail.com Abstract In this paper, introducing new fuzzy topologies on a fts (X, τ) their interrelations with τ is discussed. The notion of pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous function is also introduced and studied in terms of these new topologies. Mathematics Subject Classification: 03E72, 54A40, 54A99 Keywords: Strong α-level topology, pseudo regular open fuzzy set, pseudo δ-open fuzzy set, ps δ fuzzy topology, ps ro fuzzy topology, pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous function 1 Introduction and Preliminaries In this article, a couple of new fuzzy topologies are introduced with the help of strong α-level topology on a fts (X, τ). In the first section, we discuss their interrelations with the given fuzzy topology τ. Finally, introducing the notion of pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous function we characterize them in terms of these newly developed fuzzy topologies. Let X be a non empty set and I be the closed interval [0, 1]. A fuzzy set μ
2 1404 A. Deb Ray and P. Chettri [7] on X is a function on X into I and the collection of all fuzzy sets on X is denoted by I X. The support of a fuzzy set μ, denoted by suppμ, is the crisp set {x X : μ(x) > 0}. A fuzzy set with a singleton as its support is called a fuzzy point, denoted by x α, and defined as, { α, for z=x x α (z) = 0, otherwise A collection τ I X is called a fuzzy topology [2] on X if (i) 0, 1 τ (ii) μ 1,μ 2,..., μ n τ μ i τ (iii) μ α τ, α Λ (where Λ is an index set) μ α τ Then (X, τ) is called a fuzzy topological space (fts, for short). Let X and Y be two nonempty sets and f : X Y be any function. If A and B are fuzzy sets on X and Y respectively then f(a) and f 1 (B) are respective fuzzy sets on Y and X, given by [7], { sup{a(x) :x f 1 (y)}, iff 1 (y) φ f(a)(y) = 0, otherwise and f 1 (B)(x) =B(f(x)) Let f be a function from a fts X to a fts Y. Then f is fuzzy continuous (fuzzy δ-continuous) iff f 1 (U) is fuzzy open (respectively, fuzzy δ-open ) set in X for each fuzzy open (respectively, fuzzy δ-open ) set U in Y. [5] For each i Λ, if f i : X (Y i,τ i ) are the functions from a set X into fts (Y i,τ i ), then the smallest fuzzy topology on X for which the functions f i,i Λ are fuzzy continuous is called initial fuzzy topology on X generated by the collection of functions {f i,i Λ}. [4] For a fuzzy set μ in X, the set μ α = {x X : μ(x) >α} is called the strong α-level set of X. In a fts (X, τ),w(τ) denotes the collection of all lower semi continuous functions from X into I, i.e w(τ) ={μ : μ 1 (a, 1] τ, a [0, 1]} is a laminated fuzzy topology on X. In a fuzzy topological space (X, τ), for each α I 1 =[0, 1), the collection i α (τ) ={μ 1 (α, 1] : μ τ} is a topology on X and is called strong α-level topology. [4] A fuzzy set μ on a fts (X, τ) is called fuzzy regular open if μ = int(clμ) and its complement is fuzzy regular closed. A fuzzy δ-open set is the union of some fuzzy regular open sets. 2 New fuzzy topologies from old We begin this section with an example showing that in a fts (X, τ) ifμ is fuzzy regular open then μ α need not be regular open in the corresponding topological
3 On pseudo δ-open fuzzy sets 1405 space (X, i α (τ)),α I 1 and also μ α may be regular open in (X, i α (τ)),α I 1 inspite of μ not being fuzzy regular open in the fts (X, τ). Example 2.1 Let X be a set with at least two elements. Fix an element y X. { Clearly, τ = {0, 1,A} is a fuzzy topology on X, where A is defined as 0.5, for x = y A(x) = 0.3, otherwise. The fuzzy closed { sets in (X, τ) are 0, 1 and 1 A where 0.5, for x = y (1 A)(x) = 0.7, otherwise. Clearly A 1 A and hence int(cla) =A. i.e A is fuzzy regular open in (X, τ). Now, in the corresponding topological space (X, i α (τ)), α I 1, the X, for α<0.3 open sets are Φ,X and A α where A α = {y}, for 0.3 α<0.5 Φ, for α 0.5. For, 0.3 α<0.5 the closed sets in (X, i α (τ)) are Φ,X and X {y}. It is clear that int(cla α )=X. Hence, A α is not regular open in (X, i α (τ)) for 0.3 α<0.5. Example 2.2 Let X = {x, y, z}. Define fuzzy sets μ, γ and η as follows: μ(a) =0.4, γ(a) =0.55 and η(a) =0.6, a X. If τ = {0, 1,μ,γ,η} then (X, τ) is a fts. The closed fuzzy sets are (1 μ) =η, (1 γ)(a) =0.45, a X and (1 η) =μ. Here, cl(γ) =η and int(clγ) =η. Hence γ is not fuzzy regular open fuzzy set. But, γ α = {x : γ(x) >α}. For α 0.55, γ α =Φ, which is regular open. For α<0.55, γ α = {x, y, z} = X, which is also regular open. Hence for all α I 1,γ α is regular open in(x, i α (τ)). In view of these examples we define the following: Definition 2.1 A fuzzy open set (fuzzy closed set) μ on a fts (X, τ) is said to be pseudo regular open (respectively, pseudo regular closed) fuzzy set if the strong α-level set μ α is regular open (respectively, regular closed) in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. The following example establishes that pseudo regular closed and pseudo regular open fuzzy sets are not complements of each other. Example 2.3 Let X = {x, y, z, w},τ = {0, 1,μ} where μ is defined as μ(x) = 0.1,μ(y) = 0.2,μ(z) = 0.3,μ(w) = 0.4. Clearly, (X, τ) is a fts. If α =0.3, i α (τ) ={Φ,X,μ α } and μ α = {x X : α<μ(x) 1} = {w}. Closed sets in (X, i α (τ)) are Φ,X and {x, y, z}. Here we shall show that μ is not pseudo regular open but its complement (1 μ) is pseudo regular closed fuzzy set in (X, τ). As the smallest closed set containg μ α is X, cl(μ α )=X.
4 1406 A. Deb Ray and P. Chettri So int(clμ α )=X μ α. Hence μ α is not regular open in (X, i α (τ)). This shows that μ is not pseudo regular open in (X, τ). Here, (1 μ)(x) =0.9, (1 μ)(y) =0.8, (1 μ)(z) =0.7, (1 μ)(w) =0.6. (1 μ) α = {x X : α<(1 μ)(x) 1}. For, α 0.6, i α (τ) ={Φ,X} and so cl[int(1 μ) α ]=X. Also for α<0.6, (1 μ) α = X and so cl[int(1 μ) α ]=X, whatever be i α (τ). Hence, in any case (1 μ) α is regular closed in (X, i α (τ)). This shows (1 μ) is pseudo regular closed fuzzy set in (X, τ). Definition 2.2 A fuzzy set μ on a fts (X, τ) is said to be pseudo δ-open (respectively, pseudo δ-closed) fuzzy set if the strong α-level set μ α is δ-open (respectively, δ-closed) in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. Theorem 2.1 The collection of all pseudo δ-open fuzzy sets on a fts (X, τ) forms a fuzzy topology on X. proof. Straightforward. Definition 2.3 The fuzzy topology as obtained in the above theorem is called pseudo δ-fuzzy topology (in short ps-δ fuzzy topology) on X. The complements of the members of ps-δ fuzzy topology are known as ps δ-closed fuzzy sets. Theorem 2.2 In a fts (X, τ) union of pseudo regular open fuzzy sets is pseudo δ-open. Proof. Let μ = {μ i : i Λ}, where μ i is pseudo regular open fuzzy sets in a fts (X, τ), for each i Λ. Here, μ α i is regular open in (X, i α (τ)), i Λ. As, ( μ i ) α = μ α i is δ-open in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1, μ is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (X, τ). The following example shows that the converse of the Theorem( 2.2) is not true in general. i.e Any pseudo δ-open fuzzy set on a fts (X, τ) need not be expressible as union of pseudo regular open fuzzy sets. Example 2.4 Let X = {x, y, z} and the topology τ generated by μ, γ, η where μ(x) = 0.4,μ(y) = 0.4,μ(z) = 0.5, γ(x) = 0.4,γ(y) = 0.6, γ(z) = 0.4 and η(x) = 0.5, η(y) = 0.5, η(z) = 0.6. Consider i α (τ), for each α as follows: Case 1: For α<0.4, μ α = γ α = η α = X and hence i α (τ) ={X, Φ}. Consequently, μ α,γ α and η α are all regular open. Case 2: For α 0.6, μ α = γ α = η α = Φ and hence i α (τ) ={X, Φ}. Consequently, μ α,γ α and η α are all regular open. Case 3: For 0.4 α<0.5, μ α = {z}, γ α = {y}, η α = X and hence i α (τ) = {X, Φ, {y}, {z}, {y, z}}. We observe that int(clμ α )=μ α, int(clγ α )=γ α and int(clη α )=η α, proving all of them to be regular open.
5 On pseudo δ-open fuzzy sets 1407 But (μ γ) α = {y, z} is not regular open as int(cl{y, z}) =X {y, z}. Case 4: For 0.5 α < 0.6, μ α = Φ, γ α = {y}, η α = {z} and hence i α (τ) ={X, Φ, {y}, {z}, {y, z}}. In this case too all μ α,γ α and η α are regular open but (γ η) α = {y, z} is not so. Now we consider a fuzzy set K on X as follows: K(x) =0.4, K(y) =0.6 and X, for α<0.4 K(z) =0.6. Clearly K α = {y, z}, for 0.4 α<0.6 Φ, for α 0.6. X, for α<0.4 Hence, K α μ α γ α, for 0.4 α<0.5 = γ α η α, for 0.5 α<0.6 Φ, for α 0.6. and so, K α is δ-open in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. Therefore, K is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (X, τ). It can be shown easily that K is neither a pseudo regular open fuzzy set in (X, τ) nor is expressible as union of pseudo regular open fuzzy sets in (X, τ). It is clear from the above example that A α = B α, for some α I 1 does not imply A = B. However we have the following Theorem: Theorem 2.3 If A and B are two fuzzy sets in a fts (X, τ) such that A α = B α, α I 1 then A = B. Proof. For α =0,A 0 = B 0 A(x) > 0iffB(x) > 0. Hence A(x) =0iff B(x) = 0. Suppose, y Y is such that A(y) > 0,B(y) > 0 and A(y) B(y). Let A(y) =α 1 and B(y) =α 2. Without any loss of generality let us take α 1 >α 2. Since A(y) =α 1 >α 2, y A α 2, but y/ B α 2 i.e A α2 B α 2, which is a contradiction. Hence, forall y Y, A(y) =B(y) i.e. A = B. Theorem 2.4 If {μ i }be a collection of all pseudo regular open fuzzy sets on a fts (X, τ), then 1. 0, 1 {μ i }. 2. μ 1,μ 2 {μ i } μ 1 μ 2 {μ i }. Proof. 0 and 1 are pseudo regular open fuzzy sets in a fts (X, τ). Hence 0, 1 {μ i }. Let μ 1,μ 2 {μ i }. μ α 1,μ α 2 are regular open in (X, i α (τ)). μ α 1 μα 2 is regular open in (X, i α(τ)). (μ 1 μ 2 ) α = μ α 1 μα 2 is regular open in (X, i α(τ)). μ 1 μ 2 is pseudo regular open fuzzy set in (X, τ). Remark 2.1 In view of Theorem ( 2.4) the collection of all pseudo regular open fuzzy sets on (X, τ) generates a fuzzy topology called pseudo regular
6 1408 A. Deb Ray and P. Chettri open fuzzy topology (in short ps ro fuzzy topology) on X. The members of this topology are termed as ps ro open fuzzy sets and their complements as ps ro closed fuzzy sets. Theorem 2.5 In a fts (X, τ), ps ro fuzzy topology is coarser than τ. Proof. Straightforward. Theorem 2.6 In a fts (X, τ), ps ro fuzzy topology is coarser than ps δ fuzzy topology. Proof. Let μ ps ro fuzzy topology. So, μ = γ i i where γ i s are pseudo regular open fuzzy sets on (X, τ). Hence μ α =( γ i) α = γα i i i is δ-open in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. This shows that μ ps δ fuzzy topology on X. Remark 2.2 In view of Example ( 2.4), in general ps ro fuzzy topology is strictly coarser than ps δ fuzzy topology in a fts (X, τ). 3 Pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous functions Definition 3.1 A function f from a fts X to a fts Y is pseudo fuzzy δ- continuous iff f 1 (U) is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in X for each pseudo δ-open fuzzy set U in Y. Theorem 3.1 A function f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous then f : (X, i α (τ)) (Y,i α (σ)), is δ-continuous for each α I 1, where (X, τ), (Y,σ) are fts. Proof. Let v be a δ-open set in i α (σ). As every δ-open set is open, v i α (σ) and so there exist μ σ such that v = μ α.now, f 1 (μ α ) = {x X : f(x) μ α } = {x X : μ(f(x)) >α} = {x X :(μf)(x) >α} = {x X :(f 1 (μ))(x) >α} = {x X : x (f 1 (μ)) α } = (f 1 (μ)) α Consider a fuzzy set ζ on X given by { 1 if μ(x) >α ζ(x) = α otherwise Then ζ β = { μ α Y if β α β < α
7 On pseudo δ-open fuzzy sets 1409 Consequently, ζ β is δ-open for all β I 1. Hence, ζ is a pseudo δ-open on Y. Since, f is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous, f 1 (ζ) is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in X. Now, (f 1 (ζ)) α = f 1 (ζ α )=f 1 (μ α )=f 1 (v). Hence f 1 (v) isδ-open set whenever v is so. This proves that f is δ-continuous for each α I 1. Theorem 3.2 A function f :(X, i α (τ)) (Y,i α (σ)), is δ-continuous for each α I 1, where (X, τ), (Y,σ) are fts then f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous. Proof. Let μ be any fuzzy pseudo δ-open set in (Y,σ). μ α is δ-open in (Y,i α (σ)). By the δ-continuity of f : (X, i α (τ)) (Y,i α (σ)),f 1 (μ α ) = (f 1 (μ)) α is δ-open in (X, i α (τ)). Hence f 1 (μ) is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (X, τ), proving f to be pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous. Combining Theorems ( 3.1) and ( 3.2) we get: Theorem 3.3 A function f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous iff f :(X, i α (τ)) (Y,i α (σ)), is δ-continuous for each α I 1, where (X, τ), (Y,σ) are fts. Theorem 3.4 If a function f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous then f 1 (μ) is pseudo δ-closed fuzzy set in (X, τ), for all pseudo δ-closed fuzzy set μ in (Y,σ). Proof. Let f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) be pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous. f :(X, i α (τ)) (Y,i α (σ)) is δ-continuous for each α I 1.Nowμ is pseudo δ-closed fuzzy set in (Y,σ). Hence, α I 1, μ α is δ-closed in (Y,i α (σ)), that is (Y μ α )isδ-open in (Y,i α (σ)). Now, f 1 (Y μ α ) = {x X : f(x) / μ α } = {x X : μ(f(x)) α} = {x X :(μf)(x)) α} = X {x X :(μf)(x)) >α} = X {x X :(f 1 (μ))(x) >α} = X (f 1 (μ)) α As, f 1 (Y μ α )isδ-open, (f 1 (μ)) α is δ-closed in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. Hence f 1 (μ) is pseudo δ-closed fuzzy set in (Y,σ). As a pseudo δ-closed set need not be the complement of a pseudo δ-open set, the converse of the Theorem ( 3.4) may not hold true. However, the following theorem characterizes pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous functions in terms of ps δ- closed fuzzy sets.
8 1410 A. Deb Ray and P. Chettri Theorem 3.5 A function f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous iff f 1 (μ) is ps δ-closed fuzzy set in a fts (X, τ), where μ is ps-δ-closed fuzzy set in a fts (Y,σ). Proof. Let f :(X, τ) (Y,σ) be pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous. Then f :(X, i α (τ)) (Y,i α (σ)) is δ-continuous for each α I 1. Let μ be ps δ-closed fuzzy set in a fts (Y,σ). 1 μ is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (Y,σ). (1 μ) α is δ-open and so f 1 ((1 μ) α )=(f 1 (1 μ)) α is δ-open fuzzy set in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. This shows that f 1 (1 μ) is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (X, τ). Now, (1 f 1 (1 μ))(x) = 1 f 1 (1 μ)(x) = 1 (1 μ)(f(x)) = μ(f(x)) = f 1 (μ)(x). Hence, f 1 (μ) isps δ-closed fuzzy set in (X, τ). Conversely, Let μ be any pseudo δ-open and so (1 μ) isps δ-closed fuzzy set in (Y,σ). As, f 1 (1 μ) isps δ-closed, 1 f 1 (1 μ) is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (X, i α (τ)), α I 1. Again, f 1 (μ) =1 f 1 (1 μ),f 1 (μ) is pseudo δ-open fuzzy set in (X, τ). Hence f is pseudo fuzzy δ-continuous. References [1] Azad, K. K : On fuzzy semi-continuity,fuzzy almost continuity and weaklycontinuity, J. Math. Anal. Appl., 82(1981), [2] Chang, C. L : Fuzzy topological spaces, J. Math. Anal. Appl., 24(1968), [3] Lowen, R : Initial and final Fuzzy Topologies and the Fuzzy Tychonoff theorem, J. Math. Anal. Appl., 58(1977), [4] Lowen, R : Fuzzy Topological Spaces and Fuzzy Compactness, J. Math. Anal. Appl.,56(1976), [5] Noiri, T : On δ-continuous functions, Journal of Korean Mathematical Society., 16(1980), [6] Velicko, N : H-closed topological spaces,amer. Soc. Transl., 78(2)(1968), [7] Zadeh, L.A : Fuzzy Sets, Information and Control., 8(1965),
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