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On Denseness in Asymmetric Metric Spaces

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First, we introduce forward (backward) sets in an asymmetric metric space. Then, we prove some theorem and results; As an important result we prove that if 'X' is forward and backward compact asymmetric metric space and Y<X both of forward and backward dense in , Then Tx=r.
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