Analytic Baire spaces (Q2891273)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6046365
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    Analytic Baire spaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6046365

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      Analytic Baire spaces (English)
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      14 June 2012
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      automatic continuity
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      analytic sets
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      analytic Baire theorem
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      analytic Cantor theorem
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      Nikodym's stability theorem
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      non-separable descriptive topology
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      shift-compactness
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      non-commutative groups
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      group-norm
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      open mapping
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      The paper builds on concepts and proofs already available in the literature for the Baire space property in the category of classically analytic spaces. Levi's well known Open Mapping Theorem and Levi's Comparison Theorem have been proved for separable spaces. The author of this article gives non-separable generalizations of these results.NEWLINENEWLINEMore precisely, he considers analytic spaces and obtains the main Theorem 1.6 (non separable Levi Open Mapping Theorem) and Corollary 1.7 (Generalized Levi Comparison Theorem).NEWLINENEWLINEAlso, a non-separable version of a classical result for abelian locally compact groups due to Ellis is presented (Main Theorem 1.9). In this version it is not assumed that the group is abelian or that it is locally compact. Since in the non-separable context continuity is not enough to preserve analyticity an additional condition for the index-\(\sigma\)-discreteness is needed.NEWLINENEWLINEThe paper is well written. The remarks and the proofs are sufficiently detailed to allow the reader to follow without difficulty. This is a very interesting contribution to Baire space theory. The reader is referred to the paper for details and bibliography.
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