Equivalent Cauchy sequences and contractive fixed points in metric spaces
Equivalent contractive conditions in metric spaces.
Equivalent extensions to Caristi-Kirk's fixed point theorem, Ekeland's variational principle, and Takahashi's minimization theorem.
Equivalent metrics and the spans of graphs
We present a result which affords the existence of equivalent metrics on a space having distances between certain pairs of points predetermined, with some restrictions. This result is then applied to obtain metric spaces which have interesting properties pertaining to the span, semispan, and symmetric span of metric continua. In particular, we show that no two of these variants of span agree for all simple closed curves or for all simple triods.
Equivalents Of The Variational Principle In Fuzzy And Probabilistic Metric Spaces
Equivariant completions
An important consequence of a result of Katětov and Morita states that every metrizable space is contained in a complete metrizable space of the same dimension. We give an equivariant version of this fact in the case of a locally compact -compact acting group.
Equivariant embeddings and compactifications of free -spaces.
Equivariant embeddings of -spaces
Equivariant embeddings of -actions in euclidean space
Equivariant Gottlieb groups
Equivariant maps of -actions into polyhedra
Equivariant shape
Equivariant sheaf cohomology.
Ergodic measures for non-abelian compact group extensions
Ergodic theorems for linear operators on with strict topology
Ergodic theorems in -lattice cones
Ergodic -extensions over rational pure point spectrum, category and homomorphisms
Ergodické prelúdium
Errata to hyperspaces of various locally connected subcontinua
Errata to "Lindelöf indestructibility, topological games and selection principles" (Fund. Math. 210 (2010), 1-46)
In [Fund. Math. 210 (2010), 1-46] we claimed the truth of two statements, one now known to be false and a second lacking a proof. In this "Errata" we report these matters in the interest of setting the record straight on the status of these claims.