We define the notion of ideal convergence for sequences (xn) with values in topological spaces X with respect to a family {Fη : η ∈ X} of subsets of X with η ∈ Fη. Each set Fη quantifies the degree of accuracy of the convergence toward η. After proving that this is really a new notion, we provide some properties of the set of limit points and characterize the latter through the ideal cluster points and the ideal core of (xn).
Rough families, cluster points, and cores
Paolo Leonetti
2025-01-01
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We define the notion of ideal convergence for sequences (xn) with values in topological spaces X with respect to a family {Fη : η ∈ X} of subsets of X with η ∈ Fη. Each set Fη quantifies the degree of accuracy of the convergence toward η. After proving that this is really a new notion, we provide some properties of the set of limit points and characterize the latter through the ideal cluster points and the ideal core of (xn).| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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