Extending Uniformly Continuous Pseudo-Ultrametrics and Uniform Retracts
Robert Leslie Ellis
Abstract
Robert Leslie Ellis
Abstract
It is first proved that any uniformly continuous pseudo-ultrametric on a subspace of a non-Archimedean uniform space X has a uniformly continuous extension to X (which preserves total boundedness or separability). Then it is proved that every complete subspace of an ultrametrizable space X is a uniform retract of X. This has consequences concerning the extension of uniformly continuous functions.
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It is first proved that any uniformly continuous pseudo-ultrametric on a subspace of a non-Archimedean uniform space X has a uniformly continuous extension to X (which preserves total boundedness or separability). Then it is proved that every complete subspace of an ultrametrizable space X is a uniform retract of X. This has consequences concerning the extension of uniformly continuous functions.
Key concepts: Retract, Subspace topology, Uniform continuity, Mathematics, Extension (predicate logic), Ultrametric space, Uniform boundedness, Uniform limit theorem