On symmetrically porouscontinuous functions
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Stanisław Kowalczyk
Abstract
In the present paper, we introduce the notion of symmetrically porouscontinuous functions. We investigate some properties of symmetric porouscontinuity and its connections with the notion of porouscontinuity, studied by Borsík and Holos in [2]. We prove that there are
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