On Regularities of the Distribution of Special Sequences.
J. C. Mathews and D. W. Curtis, [4], have introduced some structures which generalize structures of uniform types to the product of two sets, and they obtain a generalized version of Banach's contraction mapping theorem. In this note we prove that these structures are obtained from the usual analogues by means of a particular bijection; hence we do not have a meaningful generalization. For example, this bijection provides, from a result by A. S. Davies, [1], an analogue of Banach's well-known contraction...
It is proved that every uncountable -bounded group and every homogeneous space containing a convergent sequence are resolvable. We find some conditions for a topological group topology to be irresolvable and maximal.
In the important paper on impulsive systems [K1] several notions are introduced and several properties of these systems are shown. In particular, the function ϕ which describes "the time of reaching impulse points" is considered; this function has many important applications. In [K1] the continuity of this function is investigated. However, contrary to the theorem stated there, the function ϕ need not be continuous under the assumptions given in the theorem. Suitable examples are shown in this paper....