We prove a version of LaΕ‘nev's theorem for spaces with point-countable bases. Then we study the subspaces of closed images of regular spaces with point-countable bases and show that every such subspace has countable Ο-character and a point-countable Ο-base. The latter result is extended to a wider
On spaces with point-countable cs-networks
β Scribed by Shou Lin; Chuan Liu
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 473 KB
- Volume
- 74
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0166-8641
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β¦ Synopsis
In this paper we discuss three questions about the quotient s-images of metric spaces. The main results are:
(1) X is a sequential space with a point-countable cs-network if and only if X is a compactcovering, sequence-covering, quotient and s-image of a metric space.
(2) Let X and Y be sequential spaces with point-countable cs-networks, then X x Y is a k-space if and only if one of the three properties below holds. (a) X and Y are first countable spaces. (b) X or Y is a locally compact space. (c) X and Y are local k~-spaces.
(3) Let f : X -+ Y be a pseudo-open s-map. If X is a Fr6chet space with a point-countable cs-network, then Y is a Fr6chet space with a point-countable cs*-network.
They partly answer three questions posed by Michael and Nagami (1973), Tanaka (1983), and Gruenhage, respectively.
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