Epireflective subcategories of TOP, \(T_2\)UNIF, UNIF, closed under epimorphic images, or being algebraic (Q682119)

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Epireflective subcategories of TOP, \(T_2\)UNIF, UNIF, closed under epimorphic images, or being algebraic
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    Epireflective subcategories of TOP, \(T_2\)UNIF, UNIF, closed under epimorphic images, or being algebraic (English)
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    13 February 2018
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    In this well written paper the author investigates different variations of Birkhoff's Variety Theorem in universal algebra for epireflective-like subcategories of \textbf{Top}. A sample result is the following: the epireflective subcategories of \textbf{Top} (resp. \(T_2\)\textbf{Unif}; \textbf{Unif}) that are closed under epimorphic images are: \(\{X \mid | X| \leq 1\}\), \(\{X \mid X\) is indiscrete\(\}\), and \textbf{Top} (resp. \(\{X \mid | X| \leq 1\}\), \(\{X \mid X\) is compact \(T_2\) \(\}\), \(\{X \mid \) the covering character of \(X\) is \(\leq \lambda_0\}\) (where \(\lambda_0\) is an infinite cardinal), and \(T_2\)\textbf{Unif}; \(\{X \mid | X| \leq 1\}\), \(\{X \mid X\) is indiscrete \(\}\), \(\{X \mid \) the covering character of \(X\) is \(\leq \lambda_0\}\), and \textbf{Unif}). The paper also contains some pertinent examples and open questions.
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    Birkhoff type theorems
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    categories of \(T_2\) topological, proximity and uniform spaces
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    epireflective subcategories
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    closedness under products and (closed) subspaces
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    closedness under epimorphic or bimorphic images
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    algebraic subcategories
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    varietal subcategories
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