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The authors consider the space S\(\Theta(Y,Z)\) of strongly \(\theta\)-continuous functions, as the basic function space, for the introduction of topologies and for the study of such topologies. The concepts of strongly \(\theta\)-splitting, strongly \(\theta\)-jointly continuous and some others of the same type are introduced; necessary and sufficient conditions for topologies to satisfy such types of concepts are discussed. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0952.00067].
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