Tri-quotient maps become inductively perfect with the aid of consonance and continuous selections (Q1568413)

The author studies the interactions between consonant spaces and various classes of maps which are related as follows: inductively perfect \(\to\) compact-harmonious \(\to\) harmonious \(\to\) tri-quotient, and compact-harmonious \(\to\) compact-covering. \{Note: Maps called ``compact-harmonious'' (resp. ``harmonious'') in this paper are called ``harmonious'' (resp. ``point-harmonious'') in the papers by \textit{A. V. Ostrovsky} reviewed above\}. Some results: (1) Sieve-complete spaces are consonant. \{As the author observes, this was already proved, with different terminology, by \textit{V. V. Uspenskij} in [Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 123, No. 11, 3567-3574 (1995; Zbl 0845.54010)]\}. (2) Tri-quotient maps with consonant fibers are harmonious. (3) Harmonious maps \(f:X\to Y\) from a monotonic \(p\)-space \(X\) (in particular, from a metrizable or sieve-complete space \(X)\) to a countable space \(Y\) are inductively perfect. \{Note: In the first sentence of the abstract, ``harmonious'' should read ``compact-harmonious'' (using the author's definitions)\}.