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Nobuyuki Kemoto 《Topology and its Applications》2007,154(2):358-363
For an ordinal α, α2 denotes the collection of all nonempty closed sets of α with the Vietoris topology and K(α) denotes the collection of all nonempty compact sets of α with the subspace topology of α2. It is well known that α2 is normal iff cfα=1. In this paper, we will prove that for every nonzero-ordinal α:
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- α2 is countably paracompact iff cfα≠ω.
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- K(α) is countably paracompact.
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- K(α) is normal iff, if cfα is uncountable, then cfα=α.
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Gabriel Padilla 《Topology and its Applications》2007,154(15):2764-2770
A classical result says that a free action of the circle S1 on a topological space X is geometrically classified by the orbit space B and by a cohomological class e∈H2(B,Z), the Euler class. When the action is not free we have a difficult open question:
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- “Is the space X determined by the orbit space B and the Euler class?”
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- the intersection cohomology of X,
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- the real homotopy type of X.
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Luoshan Xu 《Topology and its Applications》2006,153(11):1886-1894
In this paper, posets which may not be dcpos are considered. The concept of embedded bases for posets is introduced. Characterizations of continuity of posets in terms of embedded bases and Scott topology are given. The main results are:
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- A poset is continuous iff it is an embedded basis for a dcpo up to an isomorphism;
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- A poset is continuous iff its Scott topology is completely distributive;
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- A topological T0 space is a continuous poset equipped with the Scott topology in the specialization order iff its topology is completely distributive and coarser than or equal to the Scott topology;
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- A topological T1 space is a discrete space iff its topology is completely distributive.
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The main results of the paper are:
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- If X is metrizable but not locally compact topological space, then Ck(X) contains a closed copy of S2, and hence does not have the property AP;
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- For any zero-dimensional Polish X, the space Ck(X,2) is sequential if and only if X is either locally compact or the derived set X′ is compact; and
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- All spaces of the form Ck(X,2), where X is a non-locally compact Polish space whose derived set is compact, are homeomorphic, and have the topology determined by an increasing sequence of Cantor subspaces, the nth one nowhere dense in the (n+1)st.
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Inverses and regularity of band preserving operators 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Y.A AbramovichA.K Kitover 《Indagationes Mathematicae》2002,13(2):143-167
The following four main results are proved here. Theorem 3.3.For each one-to-one band preserving operatorT:X → Xon a vector lattice its inverseT−1:T(X) → Xis also band preserving. This answers a long standing open question. The situation is quite different if we move from endomorphisms to more general operators. Theorem 4.2.For a vector lattice X the following two conditions are equivalent:
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- i)|For each one-to-one band preserving operator T:X → Xu from X to its universal completion Xu the inverse T−1 is also band preserving.
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- ii)|For each non-zero x ? X and each non-zero band U ⊂ {x}dd there exists a non-zero semi-component of x in U.
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- i)|Each band preserving operator T:X → Xu is regular.
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- ii)|The d-dimension of X equals 1.
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In a recent paper O. Pavlov proved the following two interesting resolvability results:
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- If a T1-space X satisfies Δ(X)>ps(X) then X is maximally resolvable.
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- If a T3-space X satisfies Δ(X)>pe(X) then X is ω-resolvable.
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It is proved in this paper that for a continuous B-domain L, the function space [X→L] is continuous for each core compact and coherent space X. Further, applications are given. It is proved that:
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- the function space from the unit interval to any bifinite domain which is not an L-domain is not Lawson compact;
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- the Isbell and Scott topologies on [X→L] agree for each continuous B-domain L and core compact coherent space X.
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We consider the following question of Ginsburg: Is there any relationship between the pseudocompactness ofXωand that of the hyperspaceX2? We do that first in the context of Mrówka-Isbell spaces Ψ(A) associated with a maximal almost disjoint (MAD) family A on ω answering a question of J. Cao and T. Nogura. The space Ψω(A) is pseudocompact for every MAD family A. We show that
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- (p=c) 2Ψ(A) is pseudocompact for every MAD family A.
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- (h<c) There is a MAD family A such that 2Ψ(A) is not pseudocompact.
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The two main results are:
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- If a Banach space X is complementably universal for all subspaces of c0 which have the bounded approximation property, then X∗ is non-separable (and hence X does not embed into c0).
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- There is no separable Banach space X such that every compact operator (between Banach spaces) factors through X.
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Yankui Song 《Topology and its Applications》2012,159(3):814-817
In this paper, we show the following statements:
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- For any cardinal κ, there exists a pseudocompact centered-Lindelöf Tychonoff space X such that we(X)?κ.
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- Assuming ℵ02=ℵ12, there exists a centered-Lindelöf normal space X such that we(X)?ω1.
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Andrei C?ld?raru 《Advances in Mathematics》2005,194(1):34-66
We continue the study of the Hochschild structure of a smooth space that we began in our previous paper, examining implications of the Hochschild-Kostant-Rosenberg theorem. The main contributions of the present paper are:
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- we introduce a generalization of the usual notions of Mukai vector and Mukai pairing on differential forms that applies to arbitrary manifolds;
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- we give a proof of the fact that the natural Chern character map K0(X)→HH0(X) becomes, after the HKR isomorphism, the usual one ; and
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- we present a conjecture that relates the Hochschild and harmonic structures of a smooth space, similar in spirit to the Tsygan formality conjecture.
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Linus Kramer 《Advances in Mathematics》2005,193(1):142-173
Let G be a connected semisimple Lie group with at least one absolutely simple factor S such that and let Γ be a uniform lattice in G.
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- If CH holds, then Γ has a unique asymptotic cone up to homeomorphism.
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- If CH fails, then Γ has 22ω asymptotic cones up to homeomorphism.
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Christopher Mouron 《Topology and its Applications》2009,156(3):558-576
Suppose that is a collection of disjoint subcontinua of continuum X such that limi→∞dH(Yi,X)=0 where dH is the Hausdorff metric. Then the following are true:
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- X is non-Suslinean.
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- If each Yi is chainable and X is finitely cyclic, then X is indecomposable or the union of 2 indecomposable subcontinua.
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- If X is G-like, then X is indecomposable.
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- If all lie in the same ray and X is finitely cyclic, then X is indecomposable.
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Julio Becerra Guerrero 《Journal of Functional Analysis》2008,254(8):2294-2302
We introduce representable Banach spaces, and prove that the class R of such spaces satisfies the following properties:
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- Every member of R has the Daugavet property.
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- It Y is a member of R, then, for every Banach space X, both the space L(X,Y) (of all bounded linear operators from X to Y) and the complete injective tensor product lie in R.
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- If K is a perfect compact Hausdorff topological space, then, for every Banach space Y, and for most vector space topologies τ on Y, the space C(K,(Y,τ)) (of all Y-valued τ-continuous functions on K) is a member of R.
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- If K is a perfect compact Hausdorff topological space, then, for every Banach space Y, most C(K,Y)-superspaces (in the sense of [V. Kadets, N. Kalton, D. Werner, Remarks on rich subspaces of Banach spaces, Studia Math. 159 (2003) 195-206]) are members of R.
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- All dual Banach spaces without minimal M-summands are members of R.
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The following properties of the Holmes space H are established:
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- H has the Metric Approximation Property (MAP).
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- The w∗-closure of the set of extreme points of the unit ball BH∗ of the dual space H∗ is the whole ball BH∗.
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Mohamed Aziz Taoudi 《Nonlinear Analysis: Theory, Methods & Applications》2010,72(1):478-3452
In this paper we prove the following Krasnosel’skii type fixed point theorem: Let M be a nonempty bounded closed convex subset of a Banach space X. Suppose that A:M→X and B:X→X are two weakly sequentially continuous mappings satisfying:
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- AM is relatively weakly compact;
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- B is a strict contraction;
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We prove the following: Let A and B be separable C*-algebras. Suppose that B is a type I C*-algebra such that
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- B has only infinite dimensional irreducible *-representations, and
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- B has finite decomposition rank.
0→B→C→A→0 相似文献
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Masami Sakai 《Topology and its Applications》2012,159(1):308-314
Let F[X] be the Pixley-Roy hyperspace of a regular space X. In this paper, we prove the following theorem.
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For a space X, the following are equivalent:
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- F[X]is a k-space;
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- F[X]is sequential;
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- F[X]is Fréchet-Urysohn;
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- Every finite power of X is Fréchet-Urysohn for finite sets;
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- Every finite power ofF[X]is Fréchet-Urysohn for finite sets.
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Alberto Caprara 《Discrete Applied Mathematics》2006,154(5):738-753
The train timetabling problem (TTP) aims at determining an optimal timetable for a set of trains which does not violate track capacities and satisfies some operational constraints.In this paper, we describe the design of a train timetabling system that takes into account several additional constraints that arise in real-world applications. In particular, we address the following issues:
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- Manual block signaling for managing a train on a track segment between two consecutive stations.
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- Station capacities, i.e., maximum number of trains that can be present in a station at the same time.
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- Prescribed timetable for a subset of the trains, which is imposed when some of the trains are already scheduled on the railway line and additional trains are to be inserted.
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- Maintenance operations that keep a track segment occupied for a given period.