Separately continuous functions and stratifiable spaces
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The authors deal with separately continuous functions and their analogues, the values of which belong to a space being close to a metrizable one. The authors demonstrate that the space \(C_p[0,1]\) is semi-stratifiable but is not a \(\sigma\)-metrizable. They also prove a theorem on joint continuity of separately continuous functions \(f:X_1\times\cdots\times X_n \to C_p[0,1]\).
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