On Bipolar Soft Topological Spaces

Abstract

In this present study, some properties of bipolar soft closed sets are introduced and the concept of closure, interior, basis and subspaces which are the building blocks of classical topology are defined on bipolar soft topological spaces. In addition, examples have been presented so that the subject can be better understood.

Keywords

• Bipolar soft set,bipolar soft topology,bipolar soft topological spaces,bipolar soft open(close),bipolar soft interior,bipolar soft basis

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