GLC AND GLC** CONTINUOUS FUNCTIONS: A CONCEPTUAL FLAW
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In the present work, it has been established that the collection of glc-sets and the collection of GLC**-sets, each is exactly equal to the power set P (X) of X. Consequently, any arbitrary function with any choice of domain and range turns out to be GLC and GLC**-continuous function which is not desirable from analytic point of view.
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