On faintly g- cleavability (Splittability)
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Faintly -point wise cleavability, Faintly -cleavability,, Faintly -absolutely cleavability.
Abstract
Some properties and basic definitions of a new class of functions called faintly g-continuous functions are introduced [7]. In this paper we studied the concept of cleavability over some special topological spaces as -, - spaces(k=1,2) , GO- compact space, , - compact space , GO- connected space and - connected space.
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