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Recently, we have introduced the notion of standard single valued neutrosophic (SSVN) metric space as a generalization of the notion of standard fuzzy metric spaces given by J.R. Kider and Z.A. Hussain. In this paper, we study the fundamental properties of standard single valued neutrosophic metric spaces. Furthermore, we introduce the notion of continuous mapping and uniformly continuous mapping in standard single-valued neutrosophic metric spaces. To that end, we give a number of properties and characterizations of these notions.
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