Some remarks on -Baire-like and --Baire-like spaces
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We characterize Baire-like spaces C(X,E) of continuous functions defined on a locally compact and Hewitt space X into a locally convex space E endowed with the compact-open topology.
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CONTENTSIntroduction............................................................................................................ 5I. Basic properties of Baire spaces................................................................... 61. Nowhere dense sets............................................................................................... 62. First and second category sets............................................................................. 83. Baire spaces................................................................................................................
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Let a compact Hausdorff space X contain a non-empty perfect subset. If α < β and β is a countable ordinal, then the Banach space Bα (X) of all bounded real-valued functions of Baire class α on X is a proper subspace of the Banach space Bβ (X). In this paper it is shown that: 1. Bα (X) has a representation as C(bα X), where bα X is a compactification of the space P X – the underlying set of X in the Baire topology generated by the Gδ -sets in X. 2. If 1 ≤ α < β ≤ Ω, where...
Zbigniew Grande (2009)
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Let I ⊂ ℝ be an open interval and let A ⊂ I be any set. Every Baire 1 function f: I → ℝ coincides on A with a function g: I → ℝ which is simultaneously approximately continuous and quasicontinuous if and only if the set A is nowhere dense and of Lebesgue measure zero.