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The open sets in a topological space are those sets A for which A=>A. Sets for which A 0 ~^A -"-sets"-or A~^A -"-sets"-may naturally be considered as more or less "nearly open". In this paper the structure of these sets and classes of sets are investigated, and some applications are given.
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Olav Njåstad (1965) studied this question.
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