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 International Journal of Statistika and Mathematika ISSN: 2277- 2790 E-ISSN: 2249-8605, Volume 8, Issue 3, 2014 pp 93-97

Fuzzy Baire Spaces II

G. Thangaraj1, S. Anjalmose2
1
Department of Mathematics, Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore- 632115, Tamilnadu, INDIA.
2
Research Scholar, Department of Mathematics, Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore- 632115, Tamilnadu, INDIA.
Corresponding Address:
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[email protected], [email protected]

Research Article
Abstract: In this paper we discuss several characterizations Lemma 2.1[1]: For a fuzzy set λ of a fuzzy topological
of fuzzy Baire spaces and study under what conditions a space X,
fuzzy topological space becomes a fuzzy Baire space. (a) 1–Int(λ) = Cl(1–λ),
Keywords: fuzzy dense set, fuzzy nowhere dense set, fuzzy (b) 1–Cl(λ) =Int(1–λ).
first category set, fuzzy submaximal space, fuzzy strongly Definition2.3[7]: A fuzzy set λ in a fuzzy topological
irresolvable space, fuzzy Baire space, fuzzy D-Baire space, space (X,T) is called a fuzzy dense set if there exists no
somewhat fuzzy continuous function, fuzzy open function. fuzzy closed set µ in (X,T) such that λ<µ<1.
2000 Classification:54 A 40, 03 E 72.
Definition 2.4[7]:A fuzzy set λ in a fuzzy topological
1. Introduction space (X,T) is called a fuzzy nowhere dense set if there
In order to deal with uncertainties, the idea of fuzzy exists no non-zero fuzzy open set µ in (X,T) such that
sets and fuzzy set operations was introduced by L. A. µ<cl(λ). That is, intcl(λ) =0.
Zadehin his classical paper [14] in the year 1965. This Definition2.5 [2]: Let (X,T)be a fuzzy topological space
inspired mathematician to fuzzify Mathematical and λ be a fuzzy set in X. Then λ is called a fuzzy Gδ-set
Structures. The first notion of fuzzy topological space had ifλ = ⋀∞  λ for eachλi∈T.
been defined by C. L. Chang[3] in 1968. Since then much Definition 2.6 [2]: Let (X,T)be a fuzzy topological space
attention has been paid to generalize the basic concepts of and λ be a fuzzy set in X. Then λ is called a fuzzy Fσ-set
general topology in fuzzy setting and thus a modern if λ = ⋁∞  λ , for each 1−λi∈T.
theory of fuzzy topology has been developed. Definition 2.7[7]:A fuzzy set λ in a fuzzy topological
The concepts of Baire spaces have been studied space(X,T) is called a fuzzy first category set if λ =
extensively in classical topology in [5], [6], [15] and [16]. ⋁∞(λ ), where λi’s are fuzzy nowhere dense sets in
The concept of Baire spaces in fuzzy setting was (X,T).Any other fuzzy set in (X,T) is said to be of fuzzy
introduced and studied by the authors in [10]. In this second category.
paper we discuss several characterizations of fuzzy Baire Definition 2.8 [10]:Let λ be a fuzzy first category set in a
spaces and study under what conditions a fuzzy fuzzy topological space (X,T). Then 1−λ is called a fuzzy
topological space becomes a fuzzy Baire space? And residual set in (X,T).
fuzzy submaximal space, fuzzy hyper connected space, Definition 2.9 [7]: A fuzzy topological space(X,T) is
fuzzy strongly irresolvable space is considered for this called a fuzzy first category space if1 = ⋁∞ (λ ), where
work.
λi’s are fuzzy nowhere dense sets in (X,T).A fuzzy
2. Preliminaries topological space which is not of fuzzy first category is
Now we introduce some basic notions and results said to be of fuzzy second category.
used in the sequel. In this work by (X,T) or simply by X, Lemma 2.2 [1]:For a family  = {λα} of fuzzy sets of a
we will denote a fuzzy topological space due to Chang. fuzzy topological space (X,T), ∨cl (λα )≤ cl(∨λα ). In case
Definition2.1: Let λ and µ be any two fuzzy sets in a isafinite set, ∨cl (λα )=cl(∨λα ). Also ∨int(λα )≤int(∨λα ).
fuzzy topological space (X,T). Then we define λ∨µ : X Definition 2.10[1]:Let (X,T) and (Y,S) be any two fuzzy
→[0,1] and λ∧µ : X → [0,1] as follows : topological spaces. If λ and µ are any two fuzzy sets in X
(λ∨µ)(
)= Max{λ(
), µ(
)} and Y respectively, then we define λ × µ :X× Y → I as
(λ∧µ)(
) = Min{λ(
),µ(
)}. follows:
Definition 2.2: Let (X,T) be a fuzzy topological space (× µ)(x,y)= min{(x), µ(y)}.
and λ be any fuzzy set in (X,T). We define: We define the product fuzzy topology T× S on X× Y to
(a) Int(λ)=∨{µ/µ≤λ, µ∈T} be that fuzzy topology for which ℬ= {× µ /∈T, µ ∈S}
(b) Cl(λ) =∧{µ/λ≤µ, 1−µ∈T}. forms a base.

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Definition 2.11[1]: A fuzzy space X is product related to in a fuzzy topological space is a fuzzy nowhere dense set?
another fuzzy space Y if for any fuzzy set  of X and of For this, consider the following proposition.
Y whenever ≰ ′and  ≰ µ′ implies ′ ×1 ∪ 1× µ′ ≥  × Proposition 3.1:If the fuzzy topological space (X,T) is a
, where  is a fuzzy open set in X and µ is a fuzzy open fuzzy strongly irresolvable Baire space and λ is a fuzzy
set in Y, there existsa fuzzy open set  in X and a fuzzy first category set in (X,T), then λ is a fuzzy nowhere
open set µ in Y such that  ′ × 1∪1× µ ′ = ′ ×1∪1× µ′. dense set in(X,T).
Definition 2.12[8]: A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is Proof: Let λ be a fuzzy first category set in (X,T).
called a fuzzy resolvable space if there exists a fuzzy Thenλ = ⋁∞ (λ ), where λi’s are fuzzy nowhere dense
dense setλ in (X,T) such that cl(1−λ) = 1. Otherwise(X,T) sets in (X,T).Since (X,T)is a fuzzy Baire space, by
is called a fuzzy irresolvable space. theorem 3.1, int(λ) = 0 in (X,T).Then we have 1−int(λ)
Definition2.13[1]:A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is =1. This implies that cl(1−λ) = 1. Since (X,T)is a fuzzy
called a fuzzy regular space iff each fuzzy open set λ of X strongly irresolvable space, for the fuzzy dense set 1−λin
is a union of fuzzy open setsλα ’s of X such that (X,T), we have clint(1−λ) =1. Then, we have1−intcl(λ)
cl(λα ) ≤λ. =1 and hence intcl(λ) =0.Therefore λ is a fuzzy nowhere
Definition2.14 [11]:A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is dense set in (X,T).
called a totally fuzzy second category if every non-zero Remarks: A countable union of fuzzy nowhere dense
fuzzy closed set λ is a fuzzy second category set in (X, T). sets in a fuzzy strongly irresolvable Baire space is a fuzzy
nowhere dense set. That is,⋁∞ (λ ) is a fuzzy nowhere
Lemma2.3[3]:Let f :(X,T) →(Y,S) be a mapping. For
dense set in a fuzzy strongly irresolvable Baire space
fuzzy sets λ and µ of (X,T) and (Y,S) respectively, the (X,T),where λi’s are fuzzy now here dense sets in (X,T).
following statements hold.
(1) ff (µ) ≤ µ ; Definition 3.3[12]:A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is
(2) f f(λ) ≥ λ ; called a fuzzy D-Baire space if every fuzzy first category
(3) f (1—λ)≥1—f(λ); set in (X,T), is a fuzzy nowhere dense set in (X,T).
(4) f (1—µ) = 1—f (µ) ; Theorem3.2 [12]:If a fuzzy topological space (X,T) is a
(5) If f is injective, thenf f (λ)= λ ; fuzzy D-Baire space, then (X,T) is a fuzzy Baire space.
(6) If f is surjective, then ff (µ)= µ ; Remarks: If a fuzzy topological space (X,T) is a fuzzy
(7) If f is bijective, then f (1—λ) =1—f (λ). Baire space, then (X,T) need not be a fuzzy D-Baire
Lemma 2.4[4]:Let f :(X,T) →(Y,S) be a mapping and space [12].
{A!}, jϵ Jbe a family of fuzzy sets in X. Then Proposition 3.2:If the fuzzy topological space (X,T) is a
(1) f (⋃!%& A!) = ⋃!∈& f(A! ). fuzzy strongly irresolvable Baire space, then (X,T) is a
(2) f(⋂!∈& A!) ≤ ⋂!∈& f(A! ). fuzzy D-Baire space.
Proof: Let λ be a fuzzy first category set in (X,T). Since
3. fuzzy Baire Spaces (X,T) is a fuzzy strongly irresolvable Baire space, by
Definition 3.1[10]:Let (X,T) be a fuzzy topological proposition 3.1, λ is a fuzzy nowhere dense set in (X,T).
space. Then (X,T) is called a fuzzy Baire space if Hence, by definition, (X,T) is a fuzzy D-Baire space.
int(⋁∞(λ ))= 0,where λ ’s are fuzzy now here dense sets
Definition 3.4:A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is called a
in (X,T).
Theorem 3.1[10]:Let (X,T) be a fuzzy topological space. fuzzy almost resolvable space if⋁∞ (λ ) = 1, where the
Then the following are equivalent: fuzzy sets λi’ sin (X,T) are such that int(λ) = 0.
(1) (X,T) is a fuzzy Baire space. Proposition 3.3: If the fuzzy topological space (X,T) is a
(2) Int(λ) = 0,for every fuzzy first category set λ in (X,T). fuzzy Baire space, then (X,T) is not a fuzzy almost
(3)Cl(µ) = 1,for every fuzzy residual set resolvable space.
µ in (X,T).
Proof: Let (X,T) be a fuzzy Baire space. Since every
Definition3.2 [9] :A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is said
fuzzy Baire space is a fuzzy second category space, (X,T)
to be a fuzzy strongly irresolvable space if clint(λ) =1 for
is not a fuzzy first category space.Then(⋁∞ (λ ))≠ 1,
each fuzzy dense set λ in (X,T).
A finite union of nowhere dense sets in a topological where λi’s are fuzzy nowhere dense sets in (X,T).Now
space is a nowhere dense set. But if λ and µ are fuzzy λi’s are fuzzy nowhere dense sets implies that intcl(λi) =
nowhere dense sets in a fuzzy topological space, then λ∨µ 0.Since int(λi) ≤intcl(λi), we have int(λi)= 0.
need not be a fuzzy nowhere dense set in (X,T) Hence,(⋁∞ (λ ))≠ 1, where int(λi) =0.Therefore (X,T) is
[10].When a countable union of fuzzy nowhere dense sets not a fuzzy almost resolvable space.

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Definition 3.5 [2]: A fuzzy topological space (X,T) is 4int cl (λ) × int cl (µ)] = 0 × 0 = 0. Hence the product
called a fuzzy submaximal space if for each fuzzy set λ in λ × µis a fuzzy nowhere dense set in the product space
(X,T) such that cl(λ) =1, then λ ∈ T in(X,T). X× Y.
Theorem 3.3[9]: If a fuzzy topological space (X,T)is a Proposition3.8:Let (X,T) and (Y,S) be fuzzy topological
fuzzy submaximal space, then (X,T) is a fuzzy strongly spaces such that X is product related to Y. Then for fuzzy
irresolvable space.
setsλi’s of X and fuzzy setsµj’s of Y,[⋁∞ ,6( λ × µ! )]
Proposition 3.4: If the fuzzy topological space (X,T) is a ∞ ∞
≤[⋁  (λ)] ×[⋁! (µ! )].
fuzzy submaximal Baire space and λ is a fuzzy first
category set in (X,T), then λ is a fuzzy nowhere dense set Proof: Let λ and µ! be fuzzy sets in X and Y
in (X,T). respectively. Then we have (
) ≤ ⋁∞ ( )(x) forx∈X
Proof: Let λ be a fuzzy first category set in a fuzzy andµ! (7) ≤ ⋁∞ !(µ !
)(y) fory∈Y. Now
submaximal Baire space. Since (X,T) is a fuzzy ∞ ∞
({ ⋁( )} ×{⋁!(µ ! )}(x,y) =min{
submaximal space, by theorem 3.3, (X,T) is a fuzzy
strongly irresolvable space. Then (X,T) is a fuzzy ⋁∞ ∞
( )(x), ⋁6(µ! )(y)} ≥min { (
), µ! (7)}=( ×
strongly irresolvable Baire space. Since λisa fuzzy first µ! )(x,y) for all i,j. Then 4 ⋁∞,6( λ ×
category set in (X,T), By proposition 3.1, λ is a fuzzy ∞ ∞
µ! )](x,y)≤[⋁  (λ)] ×[⋁! (µ! )] (x,y). This implies
nowhere dense set in (X,T). that[⋁∞ ∞ ∞
,6(λ × µ! )] ≤[⋁  (λ) ] ×[⋁! (µ! ) ].
Proposition 3.5: If the fuzzy topological space(X,T) is a
fuzzy submaximal Baire space, then(X,T) is a fuzzy D- Proposition3.9:Let (X,T) and (Y,S) be fuzzy Baire
Baire space. spaces such that X is product related to Y. Then,the
product space X× Y is a fuzzy Baire space.
Proof: Let λ be a fuzzy first category set in a fuzzy
submaximal Baire space. Then, by proposition 3.4, then λ Proof: Let andµ be fuzzy first category sets in X and Y
is a fuzzy nowhere dense set in (X,T).Hence(X,T) is a respectively. Then  = ⋁∞  (λ),whereλi’s are fuzzy
fuzzy D-Baire space. nowhere dense sets in (X,T)andµ = ⋁∞ !(µ! ), whereµj’s

Proposition3.6:Ifcl(⋀∞(λ )) = 1, where λi’s are fuzzy are fuzzy nowhere dense sets in (Y,S)respectively.
dense sets in a fuzzy submaximal space(X,T), then (X,T) Since(X,T) and (Y,S) are fuzzy Baire spaces, by theorem
is a fuzzy Baire space. 3.1, int() =0 in (X,T) and int(µ) = 0 in (Y,S)
respectively. Now consider the fuzzy set;6 = λ × µ! in
Proof: Let λi’s be fuzzy dense sets in a fuzzy submaximal
space. Then λ ∈ T in (X,T).Now cl(λi)= 1 and the product space X× Y. Then, by proposition 3.7,δ! =
int(λi) =(λi) implies that clint(λi) = 1. Then we have λ × µ! is a fuzzy nowhere dense set in the product space
1−clint(λi) = 0.Thisimplies that intcl(1−(λi)) =0. Hence X× Y and δ = ⋁∞ ,6(δ! ), is a fuzzy first category set in
(1−λi)’s are fuzzy nowhere dense sets in the product space X× Y. Now int(δ)=
(X,T)Nowcl(⋀∞(λ )) = 1,implies that <=>4⋁∞ ∞ ∞
,6(δ! )]=int[⋁,6(λ × µ! )]≤int[⋁(λ )×
1−cl(⋀∞(λ )) = 0.Thenint(⋁∞ (1 − λ )) = 0. Hence ∞
 ⋁∞ ∞
!(µ! )] = int[⋁(λ )] ×int[⋁!(µ! )] (since X is
by definition 3.1, (X,T) is a fuzzy Baire space.
product related to Y)= 0 × 0 = 0. This implies that int(δ)
Theorem 3.4[1]:Let X and Y be fuzzy spaces such that X =0.Hence for a fuzzy first category set δinthe product
is product related to Y. Then, for a fuzzy set of X and a space X× Y, we have int(δ) = 0. Then, by theorem 3.1,
fuzzy set µof Y, the product space X× Y is a fuzzy Baire space.
(a). Cl(× µ) = Cl () × Cl(µ) and
(b). Int(× µ) =Int() × Int(µ). 4. fuzzy Baire Spaces and Functions
In this section by using fuzzy functions, we study under
Proposition3.7:Let X and Y be fuzzy topological spaces
what conditions a fuzzy topological space becomes a
such that X is product related to Y. Then, the product
fuzzy Baire space.
λ × µof a fuzzy nowhere dense set in X and a fuzzy
nowhere dense set µ in Y, is a fuzzy nowhere dense setin Definition 4.1[7]:A function f : (X,T)→ (Y,S)from a
the product space X× Y. fuzzy topological space (X,T)into another fuzzy
topological space (Y,S) is called somewhat fuzzy
Proof: Since and µ are fuzzy nowhere dense sets in X
and Y respectively. Then we have intcl()= 0 and continuous if λ∈S and f −1(λ)≠ 0 implies that there exist a
intcl(µ) = 0 in X and Y respectively. Now intcl(× µ) = fuzzy open set δ in (X,T) such that δ≠0 and δ≤f −1 (λ) .
int[cl()× cl(µ)] (since X is product related to Y)=

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Definition 4.2[1]: A function f : (X,T)→ (Y,S) from a fuzzy open and 1-1 and onto function and(X,T)is a fuzzy
fuzzy topological space (X,T) into another fuzzy regular space, then(Y,S)is a fuzzy regular space.
topological space (Y,S) is called fuzzy open ifλ is a non- Proof: Let µ be a fuzzy open set in (Y,S). Since the
zero fuzzy open set in (X,T), then f(λ) is a fuzzy open set function f : (X,T) → (Y,S)is a somewhat fuzzy continuous
in (Y, S). function, there exist a fuzzy open set δ in (X,T) such that
Theorem 4.1[11]:If(X,T) is a totally fuzzy second δ≤ f  (µ).Since (X,T) is a fuzzy regular space, δ is a
category, fuzzy regular space, then (X,T)is a fuzzy Baire union of fuzzy open sets λα ’s of X such that cl(λα ) ≤δ.
space. That is, δ = ⋁?(? ), whereλα ∈ T andcl(λα ) ≤ δ.Then we
Proposition4.1:Ifthe function f : (X,T)→ (Y,S) from a have f(δ)= f4⋁?(? )] and f[cl(λα )] ≤ f (δ). This implies
fuzzy topological space (X,T) into another fuzzy that f(δ)= ⋁α 4f(λα )] andf[cl(λα )] ≤
topological space (Y,S), is a fuzzy continuous, fuzzy open f (δ)….……(1).Since the function f is a fuzzy open
and 1-1 and onto function and (X,T)is a fuzzy regular function and δ andλα ’s are fuzzy open sets in (X,T), f(δ)
space, then(Y,S)is a fuzzy regular space. and [f(λα )]’s are fuzzy open sets in (Y,S). Also since the
Proof:Letµbe a fuzzy open set in (Y,S). Since the function f is fuzzy open, cl[f(λα)] ≤f[cl(λα)]and hence
function f: (X,T)→ (Y,S)is a fuzzy continuous from (1),we have cl[f(λα)] ≤ f(δ). Nowδ≤ f  (µ) implies
function, f  (µ) is a fuzzy open set in (X,T). Since (X,T) that f(δ) ≤ ff  (µ) = µ(since f is onto). That is,f(δ) ≤
is a fuzzy regular space,f (µ)is a union of fuzzy open µ.Henceifµisa fuzzy open set in (Y,S), there exists a fuzzy
setsλα ’s of X such that cl(λα ) ≤λ. That is,f  (µ) = open set f(δ)in (Y,S) such that f(δ) ≤ µandf(δ) =
⋁?(? ), where λα ∈ T andcl(λα ) ≤ f  (µ). Then we have ⋁α4f(λα )],wheref(λα)∈S and cl[f(λα)]≤
f (f  (µ)) = f 4⋁?(? )]and f[cl(λα )] ≤ f (f  (µ)). Since f(δ).Therefore(Y,S)is a fuzzy regular space.
the function f is onto, f(f  (µ)) = µ. Then µ = Proposition4.4: If the function f: (X,T)→ (Y,S) from a
⋁α4f (λα )] and f[cl(λα )] ≤ µ. Since f is a fuzzy open fuzzy regular space (X,T) into a totally fuzzy second
function and λα ’s are fuzzy open sets in (X,T), [f(λα )]’s category space (Y,S), is a somewhat fuzzy continuous,
are fuzzy open sets in (Y,S). Also since the function f is fuzzy open and 1-1 and onto function, then (X,T)is a
fuzzy open, cl[(λα )]≤f[cl(λα)]and hence cl[f((λα )] ≤ fuzzy Baire space.
µ. Thus for the fuzzy open setµ in (Y,S), we haveµ = Proof: Let (X,T)be a fuzzy regular space. Since f :
⋁α4f(λα )], where f(λα )∈S andcl[f(λα )] ≤ (X,T)→ (Y,S)is a somewhat fuzzy continuous, fuzzy open
µ. Therefore(Y,S)is a fuzzy regular space. and 1-1 and onto function, by proposition 4.3,(Y,S)is a
Proposition4.2:Ifthe function f :(X,T)→ (Y,S) from a fuzzy regular space. Then (Y,S)is a totally fuzzy second
fuzzy regular space (X,T) into a totally fuzzy second category, fuzzy regular space and by theorem 4.1,(Y,S)is
category space (Y,S), is a fuzzy continuous, fuzzy open a fuzzy Baire space. Again since f is a somewhat fuzzy
and one-to-oneand onto function, then (Y,S)is a fuzzy continuous, fuzzy open and 1-1 and onto function and
Baire space. (Y,S)is a fuzzy Baire space, by theorem4.2, (X,T)is a
fuzzy Baire space.
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