Similar functions and their properties
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The functions \(f\:X\to Y\) and \(g\: X\to Z\) (\(X\), \(Y\) and \(Z\) are topological spaces) are said to be similar (strongly similar) if the nets \(\bigl \{f(x_\gamma)\bigr \}_{\gamma \in \Gamma}\) and \(\bigl \{g(x_\gamma)\bigr \}_{\gamma \in \Gamma}\) are simultaneously convergent or divergent for each convergent net \(\{x_\gamma \}_{\gamma \in \Gamma}\) in \(X\) (for each net \(\{x_\gamma \}_{\gamma \in \Gamma}\) in \(X\)). Some properties of similar (strongly similar) functions are investigated.
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- On similarity of functions
- On some classes of nearly open sets
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- Quasi continuous selections of upper Baire continuous mappings
- Quasi-continuity
- Selection theorems and minimal mappings in a cluster setting
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