Projection maps and isocompactness
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A space \(X\) is isocompact if every countably compact closed subspace of \(X\) is compact and \(cl\)-isocompact if the closure of every countably compact subspace of \(X\) is compact. The authors show that these properties are productive iff the projection maps satisfy certain generalized closed conditions.
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