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Compactness in fuzzy function spaces
Abstract
In [3] we defined a notion of compactness in FCS, the category of fuzzy convergence spaces as defined by Lowen/Lowen/Wuyts [8]. In their paper the latter also introduced a fuzzy convergence structure c-lim for fuzzy function spaces thus proving that FCS is a topological quasitopos. In this paper we start the investigation of compactness criteria of the Arzelà-Ascoli type in these fuzzy function spaces. To this aim we first give a coarser fuzzy convergence structure p-lim of pointwise convergence, for which compactness is easily established (via the Tychonoff theorem) and then secondly introduce a notion of evenly continuous fuzzy subsets on which p-lim and c-lim coincide.
Keywords: Fuzzy topology, fuzzy convergence space, fuzzy function space, fuzzy compactness, fuzzy separation axioms, pointwise convergence, continuous convergence, even continuity
Quaestiones Mathematicae 23(2000), 203–217
Keywords: Fuzzy topology, fuzzy convergence space, fuzzy function space, fuzzy compactness, fuzzy separation axioms, pointwise convergence, continuous convergence, even continuity
Quaestiones Mathematicae 23(2000), 203–217