On and weakly- spaces.
We present a forcing construction of a Hausdorff zero-dimensional Lindelöf space whose square is again Lindelöf but its cube has a closed discrete subspace of size , hence the Lindelöf degree . In our model the Continuum Hypothesis holds true. After that we give a description of a forcing notion to get a space such that for all positive integers , but .
We introduce notions of projectively quotient, open, and closed functors. We give sufficient conditions for a functor to be projectively quotient. In particular, any finitary normal functor is projectively quotient. We prove that the sufficient conditions obtained are necessary for an arbitrary subfunctor of the functor of probability measures. At the same time, any “good” functor is neither projectively open nor projectively closed.
For a topological space , let denote the set of all closed subsets in , and let denote the set of all continuous maps . A family is called reflexive if there exists such that for every . Every reflexive family of closed sets in space forms a sub complete lattice of the lattice of all closed sets in . In this paper, we continue to study the reflexive families of closed sets in various types of topological spaces. More necessary and sufficient conditions for certain families of closed...
In this note, a topological version of the results obtained, in connection with the de Rham reducibility theorem (Comment. Math. Helv., 26 ( 1952), 328–344), by S. Kashiwabara (Tôhoku Math. J., 8 (1956), 13–28), (Tôhoku Math. J., 11 (1959), 327–350) and Ia. L. Sapiro (Izv. Bysh. Uceb. Zaved. Mat. no6, (1972), 78–85, Russian), (Izv. Bysh. Uceb. Zaved. Mat. no4, (1974), 104–113, Russian) is given. Thus a characterization of a class of topological spaces covered by a product space is obtained and the...