A SEQUENTIAL PROPERTY OF Cp(X) AND A COVERING PROPERTY OF HUREWICZ
A SEQUENTIAL PROPERTY OF Cp(X) AND A COVERING PROPERTY OF HUREWICZ
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Cp(X)的序列性质和HUREWICZ的覆盖性质
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1997
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M. Scheepers
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M. Scheepers
Cp(X) has the monotonic sequence selection property if there is for each f , and for every sequence (σn : n < ω) where for each n σn is a sequence converging pointwise monotonically to f , a sequence (fn : n < ω) such that for each n fn is a term of σn, and (fn : n < ω) converges pointwise to f . We prove a theorem which implies for metric spaces X that Cp(X) has the monotonic sequence selection property if, and only if, X has a covering property of Hurewicz. Some nice duality results have been proved which relate properties of the closure operator of function spaces with open covering properties of the domain spaces. To list a few, let us first fix conventions and notations. Throughout X will be a topological space which has at least the Tychonoff separation property – this means that every one element subset of X is closed, and whenever C is a closed subset of X and x is a point from the complement of C, then there is a continuous function from X to the closed unit interval I which maps x to 0 and maps each element of C to 1. The set of all functions from X to the real line R, denoted R , is considered as a power of the real line and is endowed with the Tychonoff product topology. The set of continuous functions from X to R is a subset of R ; when endowed with the topology it inherits from R , this space is denoted Cp(X). The topology of Cp(X) is known as the topology of pointwise convergence. All constant functions from X to R are elements of Cp(X). The function which is everywhere equal to zero is denoted o. The closure operator of Cp(X) can be quite complicated. A space is said to have countable tightness if for every subset A, a point is in the closure of A if, and only if, it is in the closure of a countable subset of A. A well– known theorem of Arkhangel′skǐi and Pytkeev implies that Cp(X) has countable tightness if, and only if, every finite power of X has the Lindelöf property (every open cover has a countable subcover). Gerlits and Nagy found another interesting equivalent: An open cover of a space is an ω–cover if the space itself is not a member Received by the editors December 15, 1995 and, in revised form, April 11, 1996. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 54E99.