Topological properties of spaces of continuous functions
Suppose that X is a completely regular Hausdorff space and R is a topological space with a non-trivial path. The authors give a comprehensive account of the space C(X,R) of continuous mappings from X into R, especially with the set-open and uniform topologies. Each chapter includes a number of exercises and problems, of which many are results taken directly from the literature. In Chapter One the set-open topologies are presented in a fairly general setting; they include the weak topology \(C_ p(X,R)\) of pointwise convergence and the compact-open or k-topology \(C_ k(X,R)\). Some topological properties of C(X,R) are deduced from those of X and R, and a fairly general setting for the uniform topology is then presented. Chapter Two studies various natural functions such as the injection of R into C(X,R), X into \(R^{C(X,R)}\), and mappings from C(Y,R) to C(X,R) induced by mappings from X to Y, among others. As an application of the evaluation mapping from \(X\times C(X,R)\) to R, they show that C(X,Y) is homeomorphic to C(X,C(Y,R)) in the k-topology provided that \(X\times Y\) is a k-space. Direct and inverse limits are presented as exercises. Chapter Three studies uniform convergence and Ascoli's theorem in a fairly general setting. Chapter Four studies cardinal functions such as weight, density, character, tightness, as well as the way in which they relate X to C(X,R) when R is the real number system. Chapter Five presents various characterizations of complete metrizability and Baire spaces and shows, among other things, that if X is locally compact and paracompact, then \(C_ k(X,R)\) is a Baire space. These results are then applied to extensions of embeddings from a closed subset of a hemicompact metric space into an infinite dimensional Banach space, and a proof is given of Grothendieck's theorem to the effect that every countably compact subset of \(C_ p(X,R)\) is compact in case X is compact and R is metrizable. A few minor misprints were noted. The book ends with a useful set of historical notes on the results of earlier chapters. The authors have provided us with a valuable work of reference for the current literature in this field, and their book is to be highly recommended.
- Topological properties of the space of integrable functions with respect to a charge.
- On the compact-open and admissible topologies
- Domain representability of certain function spaces
- Some observations on C_p-theory and bibliography
- Strongly Hewitt spaces
- Wijsman topology on function spaces
- \({\mathbf H}\)-trivial spaces
- First-countability, sequentiality and tightness of the upper Kuratowski convergence
- Coincidence of the upper Kuratowski topology with the co-compact topology on compact sets, and the Prohorov property
- Classification of selectors for sequences of dense sets of \(C_{p}(X)\)
- Uniform boundedness in function spaces
- Topological properties of function spaces over ordinals
- Oscillation revisited
- (Ultra-) completeness numbers and (pseudo-) paving numbers
- Necessary and sufficient conditions for admissible set open topologies
- Bornologies and filters applied to selection principles and function spaces
- Relating games of Menger, countable fan tightness, and selective separability
- Uniform continuity and a new bornology for a metric space
- Groups of invertible binary operations of a topological space
- Topological properties of operations on spaces of differentiable functions
- Sequential density
- On dual topologies
- Weak and support-open topologies on C(X)
- Countably determined sets and a conjecture of C. W. Henson
- On normality of the Wijsman topology
- The topological structure of function space of transitive maps
- On the modifications of the Cauchy convergence topology
- Ascoli's theorem for pseudocompact spaces
- Compact covers and function spaces
- There are \(2^{\mathfrak{c}}\) quasicontinuous non Borel functions on uncountable Polish space
- On complemented copies of the space \(c_0\) in spaces \(C_p(X \times Y)\)
- The topology of uniform convergence on Lindelöf subsets
- A study on weakly Lindelöf (para)topological groups with a \(q\)-point and \(m(\mathcal{M})\)-factorizability
- Function space topologies between the uniform topology and the Whitney topology
- On reflexivity and the Ascoli property for free locally convex spaces
- Lusin and Suslin properties of function spaces
- Topological properties of some function spaces
- Dunford-Pettis type properties and the Grothendieck property for function spaces
- Quasicontinuous functions and the topology of pointwise convergence
- Ascoli and sequentially Ascoli spaces
- Distinguished C_p (X) spaces
- Strong Whitney and strong uniform convergences on a bornology
- Minimal usco maps and cardinal invariants of the topology of uniform convergence on compacta
- The selectively pseudocompact-open topology on \(C(X)\)
- Topological and functional analytic properties of the compact-\(G_\delta\)-open topology on \(C(X)\)
- Bornologies, topological games and function spaces
- Applications of bornological covering properties in metric spaces
- \(\mathfrak{S}\)-uniform scalar integrability and strong laws of large numbers for Pettis integrable functions with values in a separable locally convex space
- \(C _p\)-spaces dominated by metrizable topologies
- The regular topology on \(C(X,Y)\)
- The open-point and bi-point-open topologies on \(C(X)\)
- Metrizable-like locally convex topologies on \(C(X)\)
- On the Ascoli property for locally convex spaces
- Cardinal invariants of the topology of uniform convergence on compact sets on the space of minimal USCO maps
- Strong uniform continuity
- Topological properties of function spaces \(C_{k}(X,2)\) over zero-dimensional metric spaces \(X\)
- Nuclear and reflexive properties of some locally convex topologies on \(C(X)\)
- Epi-topology and epi-convergence for Archimedean lattice-ordered groups with unit
- Network properties of function spaces endowed with the Fell hypograph topology
- On the pseudouniform topology on \(C(X)\)
- Further applications of bornological covering properties in function spaces
- On continuity of set-valued mappings
- Properties of the weak and weak\(^\ast\) topologies of function spaces
- Generalized filter fans \(X\) and the baireness of \(C_k(X)\)
- Topologicality of the Whitney topology on function spaces in the \(\omega_\mu\)-metric framework
- Embedding theorems for function spaces
- On the C_k-stable closure of the class of (separable) metrizable spaces
- Some observations on the Baireness of \(C_{k}(X)\) for a locally compact space \(X\)
- Specification property for topological spaces
- Groups of generalized isotopies and generalized G-spaces
- Some notes on densely continuous forms
- Topologizing homeomorphism groups
- Semicontinuous limits of nets of continuous functions
- Densely continuous forms, pointwise topology and cardinal functions
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3940219 (Why is no real title available?)
- When the finest splitting topology is a group topology or Fréchet
- Cauchy convergence topologies on the space of continuous functions
- A Polish Topology for the Closed Subsets of a Polish Space
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 42762 (Why is no real title available?)
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- Nonstandard Topology on Function Spaces with Applications to Hyperspaces
- Uniform convergence on weakly compact subsets
- Embeddability on functions: Order and chaos
- Set-open topologies on function spaces
- Relations approximated by continuous functions
- Cardinal functions, bornologies and function spaces
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2172838 (Why is no real title available?)
- Boundedness properties in function spaces
- Comparison of some set open topologies on \(C(X, Y)\)
- The strong Pytkeev property for topological groups and topological vector spaces
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2103282 (Why is no real title available?)
- Topology of uniform convergence and Čech-Stone compactification
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2111124 (Why is no real title available?)
- There are \(2^\mathfrak{c}\) quasicontinuous non-Lebesgue measurable functions
- Mackey groups and Mackey topologies
- Cardinal invariants and special maps of quasicontinuous functions with the topology of pointwise convergence
- Certain observations on selection principles from (a) Bornological viewpoint
- Covering properties of C_p(X) and C_k(X)
- Selection principles in function spaces with the compact-open topology
- Pure quotients and Morita's theorem for \(k_{\omega}\)-spaces
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