54A10-NTopologicalSpaces.tex

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A non-empty set $X$ equipped with $N$ arbitrary topologies $\mathfrak{J}_1$,$\mathfrak{J}_2$,....., $\mathfrak{J}_N$ is called an N-topological space and denoted by $(X,\mathfrak{J}_1,.....,\mathfrak{J}_N)$.\\
Reference:   Khan, K. A., On the possibility of N-topological spaces, International Journal of Mathematical Archive (IJMA) 3 (2012), No.7, 2520-2523
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