Families of retractions and families of closed subsets on compact spaces

DOI10.1016/J.TOPOL.2020.107504zbMATH Open1482.54028arXiv2001.06312OpenAlexW3113274520MaRDI QIDQ820642FDOQ820642

Authors: C. Yescas-Aparicio, Salvador Garcia-Ferreira 

Publication date: 27 September 2021

Published in: Topology and its Applications (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: It is know that the Valdivia compact spaces can be characterized by a special family of retractions called $r$-skeleton (see cite{kubis1}). Also we know that there are compact spaces with $r$-skeletons which are not Valdivia. In this paper, we shall study $r$-squeletons and special families of closed subsets of compact spaces. We prove that if $X$ is a zero-dimensional compact space and $r_s:sinGamma$ is an $r$-skeleton on $X$ such that $|r_s(X)|leqomega$ for all $sinGamma$, then $X$ has a dense subset consisting of isolated points. Also we give conditions to an $r$-skeleton in order that this $r$-skeleton can be extended to an $r$-skeleton on the Alexandroff Duplicate of the base space. The standard definition of a Valdivia compact spaces is via a $Sigma$-product of a power of the unit interval. Following this fact we introduce the notion of $pi$-skeleton on a compact space $X$ by embedding $X$ in a suitable power of the unit interval together with a pair $(mathcalF,varphi)$, where $mathcalF$ is family of metric separable subspaces of $X$ and $varphi$ an $omega$-monotone function which satisfy certain properties. This new notion generalize the idea of a $Sigma$-product. We prove that a compact space admits a retractional-skeleton iff it admits a $pi$-skeleton. This equivalence allows to give a new proof of the fact that the product of compact spaces with retractional-skeletons admits an retractional-skeleton (see cite{cuth1}). In cite{casa1}, the Corson compact spaces are characterized by a special family of closed subsets. Following this direction, we introduce the notion of weak $c$-skeleton which under certain conditions characterizes the Valdivia compact spaces and compact spaces with $r$-skeletons.

Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.06312

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zbMATH Keywords

\(r\)-skeletonAlexandroff duplicateCorson compact spaces\(\pi\)-skeletonValdivia compact spaces

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Compactness (54D30) Retraction (54C15)

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