Extensions of some Fixed Point Theorems of Rhoades, Ćirić, Maiti and Pal
The main results concern commutativity of Hewitt-Nachbin realcompactification or Dieudonné completion with products of topological groups. It is shown that for every topological group that is not Dieudonné complete one can find a Dieudonné complete group such that the Dieudonné completion of is not a topological group containing as a subgroup. Using Korovin’s construction of -dense orbits, we present some examples showing that some results on topological groups are not valid for semitopological...
A class of closed, bounded, convex sets in the Banach space is shown to be a complete PCA set.
We prove that an -additive cover of a Čech complete, or more generally scattered-K-analytic space, has a σ-scattered refinement. This generalizes results of G. Koumoullis and R. W. Hansell.
It is proved that -mappings preserve absolute Borel classes, which improves results of R. W. Hansell, J. E. Jayne and C. A. Rogers. The proof is based on the fact that any -mapping f: X → Y of an absolute Suslin metric space X onto an absolute Suslin metric space Y becomes a piecewise perfect mapping when restricted to a suitable -set satisfying .
In [2], D. E. Grow and M. Insall construct a countable compact set which is not the union of two H-sets. We make precise this result in two directions, proving such a set may be, but need not be, a finite union of H-sets. Descriptive set theory tools like Cantor-Bendixson ranks are used; they are developed in the book of A. S. Kechris and A. Louveau [6]. Two proofs are presented; the first one is elementary while the second one is more general and useful. Using the last one I prove in my thesis,...
The following theorem is proved. Let f: X → Y be a finite-to-one map such that the restriction is an inductively perfect map for every countable compact set S ⊂ Y. Then Y is a countable union of closed subsets such that every restriction is an inductively perfect map.
The purpose of this note is to provide a substantial improvement and appreciable generalizations of recent results of Beg and Azam; Pathak, Kang and Cho; Shiau, Tan and Wong; Singh and Mishra.