Volume 19 • Issue 2 • PP: 95-107 • 2022
Bipolar Hypersoft Homeomorphism Maps and Bipolar Hypersoft Compact Spaces
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Herein, we further contribute and promote topological structures via bipolar hypersoft (BHS) setting by introducing
new types of maps called BHS continuous, BHS open, BHS closed, and BHS homeomorphism maps.
We investigate their characterizations and establish their main properties. By providing a thorough picture of
the proposed maps, we investigate the concept of BHS compact space and obtain several results relating to this
concept. We point out that BH compactness preserved under BH continuous map. The relationships among
these concepts with their counterparts in hypersoft (HS) structures are discussed.
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