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Discrete sets in fuzzy topological spaces. (English) Zbl 0611.54004

The author shows that an infinite fuzzy Hausdorff space has an infinite discrete set of fuzzy points. He applies Kerre’s concept of fuzzy point which leads to a somehow unnatural notion of discrete set, as he discusses first.
Reviewer: B.Behrens

MSC:

54A40 Fuzzy topology
54D10 Lower separation axioms (\(T_0\)–\(T_3\), etc.)
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