The notion of near S *-compactness is introduced in L-topological spaces based on S *-compactness. Its properties are researched and the relations between it and other near compactness are obtained. Moreover many characterizations of near S *-compactness are presented. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, dist...

Interval routing is a compact way of representing routing tables on a graph. It is based on grouping together, in each node, destination addresses that use the same outgoing edge in the routing table. Such groups of addresses are represented by some intervals of consecutive integers. We show that almost all the graphs, i.e., a fraction of at least 1 − 1/n2 of all the n-node graphs, support a sh...

under favorable soil conditions such as existence of easily destructible organic compounds, balanced heat and moisture, adequate ventilation and abundant nutrients, organic materials are mineralized. once mineralizing occurs, mineral elements like p, s, ca, mg, k and other cations are released. a related study was conducted to determine the effect of seven organic fertilizers (leaf mold (lm), r...

In this paper, the well-known Egoroff’s theorem in classical measure theory is established on monotone non-additive measure spaces. Taylor’s theorem, which concerns almost everywhere convergence of measurable function sequence in classical measure theory, is also generalized. The converse problem of the theorems are discussed, and a necessary and sufficient condition for the Egoroff’s theorem i...