Topologies generated by symmetric porosity on normed spaces
In this manuscript the authors consider families of symmetrically porouscontinuous functions. In the first part of the paper maximal additive families for symmetrically porouscontinuous functions are investigated. The main part of this section is a technical Theorem 2.6. It consists of a number of equivalent conditions concerning sums of \(P_r^s\)-continuous, \(S_r^s\)-continuous and \(M_r^s\)-continuous functions. The conclusion from this theorem is that the maximal additive class for the families of functions that are \(P_r^s\)-continuous or \(S_r^s\)-continuous or \(M_r^s\)-continuous, is the family of continuous mappings. In the second part of the paper maximal multiplicative families for symmetrically porouscontinuous functions are investigated. The main part of this section are Theorems 3.7 and 3.8. They provide conditions equivalent for the function \(f\) to belong to a maximal multiplicative family for \(M_r^s\)-continuous and \(S_r^s\)-continuous functions, respectively. In the last part of the paper some properties of topologies generated by porosity are given.
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