Complete -bounded groups need not be -factorizable
We present an example of a complete -bounded topological group which is not -factorizable. In addition, every -set in the group is open, but is not Lindelöf.
We present an example of a complete -bounded topological group which is not -factorizable. In addition, every -set in the group is open, but is not Lindelöf.
In this paper, after giving the basic results related to the product of functions and the graph of functions in intuitionistic fuzzy topological spaces, we introduce and study the concept of fuzzy completely continuous functions between intuitionistic fuzzy topological spaces.
For , we say that is quasi -compact, if for every there is such that , where is the Stone-Čech extension of . In this context, a space is countably compact iff is quasi -compact. If is quasi -compact and is either finite or countable discrete in , then all powers of are countably compact. Assuming , we give an example of a countable subset and a quasi -compact space whose square is not countably compact, and show that in a model of A. Blass and S. Shelah every quasi...
We present a ZFC construction of a non-meager filter which fails to be countable dense homogeneous. This answers a question of Hernández-Gutiérrez and Hrušák. The method of the proof also allows us to obtain for any n ∈ ω ∪ {∞} an n-dimensional metrizable Baire topological group which is strongly locally homogeneous but not countable dense homogeneous.
In this work we study countably z-compact spaces and z-Lindelof spaces. Several new properties of them are given. It is proved that every countably z-compact space is pseuodocompact (a space on which every real valued continuous function is bounded). Spaces which are countably z-compact but not countably compact are given. It is proved that a space is countably z-compact iff every countable z-closed set is compact. Characterizations of countably z-compact and z-Lindelof spaces by multifunctions...
In this paper, we discuss covering properties in countable products of Čech-scattered spaces and prove the following: (1) If is a perfect subparacompact space and is a countable collection of subparacompact Čech-scattered spaces, then the product is subparacompact and (2) If is a countable collection of metacompact Čech-scattered spaces, then the product is metacompact.