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Let c be the Banach space consisting of all convergent sequences of reals with the sup-norm, $C_{\infty }(A,c)$ the set of all bounded continuous functions f: A → c, and $C_A(X,c)$ the set of all functions f: X → c which are continuous at each point of A ⊂ X. We show that a Tikhonov subspace A of a topological space X is strong Choquet in X if there exists a monotone extender $u:C_{\infty }(A,c)\to C_A(X,c)$. This shows that the monotone extension property for bounded c-valued functions can fail in GO-spaces, which provides a negative answer to a question...

We prove for a subspace $Y$ of a $T_1$-space $X$, $Y$ is (strictly) Aull-paracompact in $X$ and $Y$ is Hausdorff in $X$ if and only if $Y$ is strongly star-normal in $X$. This result provides affirmative answers to questions of A.V. Arhangel’skii–I.Ju. Gordienko [3] and of A.V. Arhangel’skii [2].

In this paper, a simple proof is given for the following theorem due to Blair [7], Blair-Hager [8] and Hager-Johnson [12]: A Tychonoff space $X$ is $z$-embedded in every larger Tychonoff space if and only if $X$ is almost compact or Lindelöf. We also give a simple proof of a recent theorem of Bella-Yaschenko [6] on absolute embeddings.

A subspace A of a topological space X is said to be $P^{\gamma }$-embedded ($P^{\gamma }$(point-finite)-embedded) in X if every (point-finite) partition of unity α on A with |α| ≤ γ extends to a (point-finite) partition of unity on X. The main results are: (Theorem A) A subspace A of X is $P^{\gamma }$(point-finite)-embedded in X iff it is $P^{\gamma }$-embedded and every countable intersection B of cozero-sets in X with B ∩ A = ∅ can be separated from A by a cozero-set in X. (Theorem B) The product A × [0,1] is $P^{\gamma }$(point-finite)-embedded in X...

Given a subset A of a topological space X, a locally convex space Y, and a family ℂ of subsets of Y we study the problem of the existence of a linear ℂ-extender $u:C_{\infty }(A,Y)\to C_{\infty }(X,Y)$, which is a linear operator extending bounded continuous functions f: A → C ⊂ Y, C ∈ ℂ, to bounded continuous functions f̅ = u(f): X → C ⊂ Y. Two necessary conditions for the existence of such an extender are found in terms of a topological game, which is a modification of the classical strong Choquet game. The results obtained allow us...