The hyperspace of the regions below of all lattice-value continuous maps and its Hilbert cube compactification (Q2574681)

The author proves some generalizations of two well known important theorems in infinite dimensional topology: on the structure of some hyperspaces and on the structure of some function spaces. In the first theorem, the classic two-point space \(D\) in \(C(X,D)\) is substituted by special semilattices, in the second theorem the real line is substituted by the product of countably many unit intervals.