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Abstract
In this paper, new concepts of separation axioms are intro- duced in bitopological spaces. The implications of these new separation axioms among themselves as well as with other known separation ax- ioms are obtained. Fundamental properties of the suggested concepts are also investigated. Furthermore, we introduced the concept of R ij - neighborhoods and investigate some of their characterizations.
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