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About Homogeneous Spaces and Conditions of Completeness of Spaces Относно хомогенни пространства и условия за пълнота

Arhangel’skii, Alexander, Choban, Mitrofan, Mihaylova, Ekaterina (2012)

Union of Bulgarian Mathematicians

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Александър В. Архангелски, Митрофан М. Чобан, Екатерина П. Михайлова - Въведени са понятията o-хомогенно пространство, lo-хомогенно пространство, do-хомогенно пространство и co-хомогенно пространство. Показано е, че ако lo-хомогенно пространство X има отворено подпространство, което е q-пълно, то и самото X е q-пълно. Показано е, че ако lo-хомогенно пространство X съдържа навсякъде гъсто екстремално несвързано подпространство, тогава X е екстремално несвързано. In this paper...

Notes on Retracts of Coset Spaces

J. van Mill, G. J. Ridderbos (2005)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

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We study retracts of coset spaces. We prove that in certain spaces the set of points that are contained in a component of dimension less than or equal to n, is a closed set. Using our techniques we are able to provide new examples of homogeneous spaces that are not coset spaces. We provide an example of a compact homogeneous space which is not a coset space. We further provide an example of a compact metrizable space which is a retract of a homogeneous compact space, but which is not...

On countable dense and strong n-homogeneity

Jan van Mill (2011)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

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We prove that if a space X is countable dense homogeneous and no set of size n-1 separates it, then X is strongly n-homogeneous. Our main result is the construction of an example of a Polish space X that is strongly n-homogeneous for every n, but not countable dense homogeneous.

On Countable Dense and Strong Local Homogeneity

Jan van Mill (2005)

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

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We present an example of a connected, Polish, countable dense homogeneous space X that is not strongly locally homogeneous. In fact, a nontrivial homeomorphism of X is the identity on no nonempty open subset of X.