Functions with pseudocompact support
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(20)- When the family of functions vanishing at infinity is an ideal of C(X).
- On a question of Kaplansky
- Mapping ideals to sublocales
- Pulling and pushing certain ideals in function rings
- Ideals of functions with compact support in the integer-valued case
- On ideals of rings of continuous integer-valued functions on a frame
- On ideals of rings of continuous functions associated with sublocales
- On subrings of the form \(I+\mathbb{R}\) of \(C(X)\)
- Maps and f-normal spaces
- A generalization of topology of uniform convergence on \(C(X)\)
- A generalization of the m-topology on C(X) finer than the m-topology
- An extension of z-ideals and z^-ideals
- On regular ideals in reduced rings
- Compactness, connectedness and countability properties of \(C(X)\) with the \(r\)-topology
- Almost clean elements in C(X)
- Real-boards of ideals in \(C(X)\) and their applications to characterize some spaces
- Characterization of F-pseudocompactness of a topological space X via u-topology, (m-topology and r-topology on C(X, F)
- Locally closed sets and submaximal spaces and some other related concepts
- Connectedness and compactness in C(X) with the m-topology and generalized m-topology
- A Lindelöfication
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