Double Intuitionistic Continuous Function in Double Intuitionistic Topological Spaces
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The aim of this paper is to introduce a new classis of Double intuitionistic continuous function, Double intuitionistic (open and closed) functions in Double intuitionistic topological spaces, we investigate the properties of the relationships among these types.
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