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R. Roopkumar

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Some remarks on metrics induced by a fuzzy metric

We introduce a crisp metric $d_M$ as the common limit of two different nets $(\Delta_{M,\lambda})$ and $(\delta_{M,\lambda})$ of crisp metrics induced by a fuzzy metric $M$ and prove that the existence of each of these limits is equivalent to that of the other and it is characterized by another condition on the original fuzzy metric $M$. We also derive some of the properties of these approximate metrics $\Delta_\lambda$ and $\delta_\lambda$. On the other hand, for a given a crisp metric $d$, establish that the fuzzy metric representing $M_d$ with values in $\{0,1\}$ and $d$ are compatible with the same topology. Further, we prove that if a crisp metric $d$ induces a fuzzy metric $M_d$, then all the approximate crisp metrics $\Delta_{M,\lambda}$ and $\delta_{M,\lambda}$ induced by this fuzzy metric are equal to the original metric $d$.

math.GM

On generalizations of Boehmian space and Hartley transform

Boehmians are quotients of sequences which are constructed by using a set of axioms. In particular, one of these axioms states that the set $S$ from which the {\it denominator} sequences are formed should be a commutative semigroup with respect to a binary operation. In this paper, we introduce a generalization of abstract Boehmian space, called $G$-Boehmian space, in which $S$ is not necessarily a commutative semigroup. Next, we provide an example of a $G$-Boehmian space and we discuss an extension of the Hartley transform on it. Finally, we compare the Hartley transform in this paper with the existing works on Hartley transform of Boehmians.

math.FA