H-closed Spaces and H-sets in the Convergence Setting
John Reynolds

TL;DR
This paper explores H-closed spaces and H-sets within convergence theory, revealing their pretopological nature and extending the concept to pretopological spaces to analyze their properties.
Contribution
It introduces a convergence-theoretic framework for H-closed spaces and H-sets, and defines H-closedness for pretopological spaces, expanding the theoretical understanding.
Findings
H-closedness and H-sets are pretopological notions
Defined H-closedness for pretopological spaces
Analyzed properties of H-closed pretopological spaces
Abstract
We use convergence theory as the framework for studying H-closed spaces and H-sets in topological spaces. From this viewpoint, it becomes clear that the property of being H-closed and the property of being an H-set in a topological space are pretopological notions. Additionally, we define a version of H-closedness for pretopological spaces and investigate the properties of such a space.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFuzzy and Soft Set Theory · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Advanced Topology and Set Theory
