On the maximal families for some classes of strongly quasicontinuous functions on \(\mathbb R^m\) (Q2371920)

The author considers the space \(\mathbb R^m\) endowed with the usual and then density topologies \(\tau_e\) and \(\tau_d\) and first describes the well-known definitions of quasicontinuous and approximately quasicontinuous functions and strongly \(\tau_d\)-quasicontinuous functions (introduced earlier by Grande). The author then introduces the definitions of strongly quasicontinuity, \(s_1\)-strongly quasicontinuity and \(s_2\)-strongly quasicontinuity of functions and denotes the classes of such functions by \(Q_s\), \(Q_{s_1}\), \(Q_{s_2}\), respectively. Also by \(S\) she denotes the family of all functions \(f : \mathbb R^m \rightarrow \mathbb R\) such that for every \(\varepsilon > 0\), for every point \(x\) and for every set \(A \in \tau_d\) containing \(x\) there is a nonempty open set \(O\) such that \(O \cap A \neq \emptyset\), \(f(O \cap A) \subset (f(x)-\varepsilon, f(x) + \varepsilon)\) and \(f\) is continuous at \(t\) for every \(t \in O \cap A\). The main focus of the paper is then on the maximal classes of these functions, specifically \(\text{Max}_{\text{add}}(S)\), \(\text{Max}_{\text{mult}}(S)\), \(\text{Max}_{\text{max}}(S)\), \(\text{Max}_{\text{min}}(S)\) and \(\text{Max}_{\text{comp}}(S)\) where many interesting results are obtained about these classes.