On the continuity and monotonicity of restrictions of connected functions
Let and be closed subsets of [0,1] with a subset of the limit points of . Necessary and sufficient conditions are found for the existence of a continuous function such that is an -limit set for and is the set of fixed points of in .
For any Borel ideal ℐ we describe the ℐ-Baire system generated by the family of quasi-continuous real-valued functions. We characterize the Borel ideals ℐ for which the ideal and ordinary Baire systems coincide.
The main goal of this paper is to characterize the family of all functions f which satisfy the following condition: whenever g is a Darboux function and f < g on ℝ there is a Darboux function h such that f < h < g on ℝ.
In this article, we investigate new topological descriptions for two well-known mappings and defined on intermediate rings of . Using this, coincidence of each two classes of -ideals, -ideals and -ideals of is studied. Moreover, we answer five questions concerning the mapping raised in [J. Sack, S. Watson, and among intermediate rings, Topology Proc. 43 (2014), 69–82].
The characterization of the pointwise limits of the sequences of Świątkowski functions is given. Modifications of Świątkowski property with respect to different topologies finer than the Euclidean topology are discussed.
We investigate the topological structure of the space 𝓓ℬ₁ of bounded Darboux Baire 1 functions on [0,1] with the metric of uniform convergence and with the p*-topology. We also investigate some properties of the set Δ of bounded derivatives.
We introduce and study -embedded sets and apply them to generalize the Kuratowski Extension Theorem.
Let ω denote the set of natural numbers. We prove: for every mod-finite ascending chain of infinite subsets of ω, there exists , an infinite maximal almost disjoint family (MADF) of infinite subsets of the natural numbers, such that the Stone-Čech remainder βψ∖ψ of the associated ψ-space, ψ = ψ(ω,ℳ ), is homeomorphic to λ + 1 with the order topology. We also prove that for every λ < ⁺, where is the tower number, there exists a mod-finite ascending chain , hence a ψ-space with Stone-Čech remainder...