Some remarks on paracompactness of GO-spaces

@inProceedings{Kulpa1979,
author = {Kulpa, W.},
booktitle = {Abstracta. 7th Winter School on Abstract Analysis},
keywords = {Abstract analysis; Winter school; Prague; Boolean algebras; convolution of distributions; first category; extreme contractions; algebraic approach to quantum field theory; Radon-Nikodym type properties; paracompactness of GO-spaces; Banach space valued weakly almost-periodic functions; weak P-points in compact F-spaces; Commutative harmonic analysis; Lusin sieve; Invalid Vitali theorems; Markoff property of generalized random fields; nonzero-dimensional atoms; compactness in the space of uniform measures; Lebesgue nullsets; extensors in uniform spaces; G-compactifications; rough norms on Banach spaces; measurability of trajectories of a stochastic process; differentiation of metric projections; Integral representations},
location = {Praha},
pages = {40-41},
publisher = {Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences},
title = {Some remarks on paracompactness of GO-spaces},
url = {http://eudml.org/doc/221135},
year = {1979},
}

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AU - Kulpa, W.
TI - Some remarks on paracompactness of GO-spaces
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PY - 1979
CY - Praha
PB - Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
SP - 40
EP - 41
KW - Abstract analysis; Winter school; Prague; Boolean algebras; convolution of distributions; first category; extreme contractions; algebraic approach to quantum field theory; Radon-Nikodym type properties; paracompactness of GO-spaces; Banach space valued weakly almost-periodic functions; weak P-points in compact F-spaces; Commutative harmonic analysis; Lusin sieve; Invalid Vitali theorems; Markoff property of generalized random fields; nonzero-dimensional atoms; compactness in the space of uniform measures; Lebesgue nullsets; extensors in uniform spaces; G-compactifications; rough norms on Banach spaces; measurability of trajectories of a stochastic process; differentiation of metric projections; Integral representations
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