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1988, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
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This study explores the definition and properties of fuzzy T1-topological spaces, emphasizing the equivalence of different definitions of fuzzy Hausdorffness. It is established that while the classical definitions for T1 spaces translate into the fuzzy context, they do not remain equivalent. The paper presents new insights and clarifications regarding fuzzy topological structures and concludes with a definition that retains beneficial properties while being more operationally manageable.
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