On continuity of set-valued mappings (Q2676965)

The main results concern conditions on a topological space \(Y\) under which for a topological (possibly Baire) space \(X\) every upper or lower, or upper and lower quasi-continuous nonempty compact-valued mapping \(F:X\to K(Y)\) is upper or lower semi-countinuous at points of a residual subset of \(X\). We point out one result which generalizes Corollary~2.3 which is an improvement of part of Fort's theorem proved by \textit{P. S. Kenderov} et al. [Serdica Math. J. 24, No. 1, 49--72 (1998; Zbl 0940.54024)]: An upper quasi-continuous nonempty compact-valued mapping \(F\) of \(X\) to a regular locally metrizable \(Y\) is both upper and lower semi-continuous, i.e., it is continuous as the mapping to the Vietoris topology on \(K(Y)\).