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The hyperspace of the regions below continuous maps with the Fell topology (English)
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14 March 2013
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For a Tychonoff space \(X\) and \(\mathbf I=[0,1]\), \(\text{Cld}_F(X\times \mathbf I)\) stands for the hyperspace \(\text{Cld}(X\times \mathbf I)\) of all nonempty closed subsets of \(X\times \mathbf I\) endowed with the \textit{Fell topology} having as subbase sets of the form \(\{A\in \text{Cld}(X\times \mathbf I): A\cap U\neq\emptyset\}\), and \(\{A\in \text{Cld}(X\times \mathbf I): A\cap K=\emptyset\}\), where \(U\subseteq X\times \mathbf I\) is open and \(K\subseteq X\times \mathbf I\) is compact. If \(\downarrow USC(X)\), and \(\downarrow C(X)\) stand for the collection of hypographs \(\{(x,\lambda)\in X\times \mathbf I: \lambda \leq f(x)\}\) of upper semicontinuous and continuous maps \(f:X\to\mathbf I\), respectively, then \(\downarrow USC(X)\) and \(\downarrow C(X)\) can be viewed as subspaces of \(\text{Cld}_F(X\times \mathbf I)\). Motivated by analogous results for the so-called Vietoris hyperspace topology, the authors characterize under what conditions on \(X\) there is a homeomorphism \(h\) between \(\downarrow~USC(X)\) and \([-1,1]^{\omega}\) with \(h(\downarrow C(X))=c_0=\{(x_n)\in [-1,1]^{\omega}: \lim_n x_n=0\}\). The main result is that this happens if and only if \(X\) is locally compact, separable, metrizable, and the set of isolated points of \(X\) is not dense in \(X\).
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Fell topology
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hyperspace
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hypograph
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uppers semicontinuous
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continuous
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Hilbert cube
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