Base-mesocompact Spaces
Cao Jin-wen
Abstract
Cao Jin-wen
Abstract
In this paper the notation of base-mesocompactness is introduced and the following results are mainly obtained:(1) Let X be base-mesocompact and X' an F σ subset of X.If X is normal,then X' is base-mesocompact relative to X.(2) Let f:X → Y be a base-mesocompact mapping,ω(X) be a regular cardinality of X and ω(X) ≥ ω(Y).If Y is base-mesocompact and regular,then X is base-mesocompact.(3) Let f:X → Y be a closed lindelof mapping with regular domain and regular range.If Y is base-mesocompact,then X is base-mesocompact.(4) Let X be base-mesocompact.If Y is locally compact and base-mesocompact,then X × Y is base-mesocompact.
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In this paper the notation of base-mesocompactness is introduced and the following results are mainly obtained:(1) Let X be base-mesocompact and X' an F σ subset of X.If X is normal,then X' is base-mesocompact relative to X.(2) Let f:X → Y be a base-mesocompact mapping,ω(X) be a regular cardinality of X and ω(X) ≥ ω(Y).If Y is base-mesocompact and regular,then X is base-mesocompact.(3) Let f:X → Y be a closed lindelof mapping with regular domain and regular range.If Y is base-mesocompact,then X is base-mesocompact.(4) Let X be base-mesocompact.If Y is locally compact and base-mesocompact,then X × Y is base-mesocompact.
Key concepts: Base (topology), Mathematics, Base change, Cardinality (data modeling), Combinatorics, Domain (mathematical analysis), Discrete mathematics, Mathematical analysis