Topological number for locally convex topological spaces with continuous semi-norms
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In this paper we introduce the concept of topological number for locally convex topological spaces and prove some of its properties. It gives some criterions to study locally convex topological spaces in a discrete approach.
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volume 03 issue 03
pages 149- 158
publication date 2014-12-29
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