ON Supra α‒ Compactness In Supra topological Spaces
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The purpose of this paper is to introduce the concept of strongly supra continuous function, perfectly supra continuous function and totally supra continuous function, The relationships among these functions are studied., and investigated some properties of them. Also we introduced the concepts of supra compact space, supra Lindelof spaces and countably supra compact spaces. Some basic properties are proved. At last the relationships among supra open, supra continuous maps and supra irresolute maps in supra topological spaces .
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