Cartesian products of the $g$-topologies are a $g$-topology
Jumaev Davron Ilxomovich, Ishniyazov Baxrom Normamatovich,, Tagaymuratov Abror Olimovich

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that $g$-topologies are preserved under Cartesian products, unlike traditional topologies, and provides detailed explanations and examples related to statistical metric spaces.
Contribution
It proves that $g$-topologies are closed under Cartesian products and offers detailed insights and examples in the context of statistical metric spaces.
Findings
$g$-topologies are closed under Cartesian products
Provides detailed explanations of concepts in statistical metric spaces
Includes illustrative examples
Abstract
We show that unlike the usual topologies the -topologies are closed with respect to the Cartesian products. Moreover, we bring much detailed explanations some examples of concepts related the statistical metric spaces.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFuzzy and Soft Set Theory · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Rough Sets and Fuzzy Logic
