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More on exponential objects in categories of pretopological spaces
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    17 March 1998
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    Let \({\mathcal P}rtop\) be the category of pretopological spaces and continuous mappings. It is shown that an object of an epireflective subcategory \(\mathcal C\) of \({\mathcal P}rtop\) is exponential just when it is finitely generated in \(\mathcal C\). An analogous result of Lowen-Colebunders and Sonck for coreflective subcategories of \({\mathcal P}rtop\) is discussed. Further, it is proved that any finitely productive topological subconstruct of \({\mathcal P}rtop\) containing some not finitely generated net space is not cartesian closed.
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    pretopological space
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    epireflective category
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    exponential object
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    cartesian closed category
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    separation axiom
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