AbstractThe present paper improves a result of Gutev [V. Gutev, Approaching points by continuous selections, J. Math. Soc. Japan (4) (2006) 1203–1210] by characterizing the countably-approachable points in sense of [V. Gutev, Approaching points by continuous selections, J. Math. Soc. Japan (4) (2006) 1203–1210] by a natural extreme-like condition in the spirit of [V. Gutev, T. Nogura, Vietoris continuous selections and disconnectedness-like properties, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 129 (2001) 2809–2815; V. Gutev, T. Nogura, Selection pointwise-maximal spaces, Topology Appl. 146–147 (2005) 397–408]. This demonstrates the natural relationship between different extreme-like points with respect to continuous selections for the Vietoris hyperspace of n...
This paper deals with extremally disconnected spaces and extremally disconnected P-spaces. A space X...
Abstract. We prove that: (i) a pathwise connected, Hausdorff space which has a continuous selection ...
summary:For a space $Z$, we denote by $\Cal{F}(Z)$, $\Cal{K}(Z)$ and $\Cal{F}_2(Z)$ the hyperspaces ...
AbstractWe study properties of Hausdorff spaces X which depend on the variety of continuous selectio...
AbstractThe present paper deals with continuous selections f for the Vietoris hyperspace F(X) of all...
AbstractIt is demonstrated that the hyperspace of at most (n+1)-point sets has a Vietoris continuous...
AbstractWe study properties of Hausdorff spaces X which depend on the variety of continuous selectio...
We study properties of Hausdorff spaces X which depend on the variety of continuous selections for t...
AbstractIt is demonstrated that the hyperspace of at most (n+1)-point sets has a Vietoris continuous...
AbstractLet X be a Hausdorff space, and let F(X) be the set of all non-empty closed subsets of X. We...
AbstractLet X be a Hausdorff space, and let F(X) be the set of all non-empty closed subsets of X. We...
Abstract. We consider a special order-like relation on the subsets of a given space X, which is gene...
AbstractWe give several characterizations of ordinal spaces by means of the existence of a continuou...
Abstract. Suppose that X is a Hausdor space such that its Vietoris hyper-space (F(X); V) has a cont...
This paper deals with extremally disconnected spaces and extremally disconnected P-spaces. A space X...
This paper deals with extremally disconnected spaces and extremally disconnected P-spaces. A space X...
Abstract. We prove that: (i) a pathwise connected, Hausdorff space which has a continuous selection ...
summary:For a space $Z$, we denote by $\Cal{F}(Z)$, $\Cal{K}(Z)$ and $\Cal{F}_2(Z)$ the hyperspaces ...
AbstractWe study properties of Hausdorff spaces X which depend on the variety of continuous selectio...
AbstractThe present paper deals with continuous selections f for the Vietoris hyperspace F(X) of all...
AbstractIt is demonstrated that the hyperspace of at most (n+1)-point sets has a Vietoris continuous...
AbstractWe study properties of Hausdorff spaces X which depend on the variety of continuous selectio...
We study properties of Hausdorff spaces X which depend on the variety of continuous selections for t...
AbstractIt is demonstrated that the hyperspace of at most (n+1)-point sets has a Vietoris continuous...
AbstractLet X be a Hausdorff space, and let F(X) be the set of all non-empty closed subsets of X. We...
AbstractLet X be a Hausdorff space, and let F(X) be the set of all non-empty closed subsets of X. We...
Abstract. We consider a special order-like relation on the subsets of a given space X, which is gene...
AbstractWe give several characterizations of ordinal spaces by means of the existence of a continuou...
Abstract. Suppose that X is a Hausdor space such that its Vietoris hyper-space (F(X); V) has a cont...
This paper deals with extremally disconnected spaces and extremally disconnected P-spaces. A space X...
This paper deals with extremally disconnected spaces and extremally disconnected P-spaces. A space X...
Abstract. We prove that: (i) a pathwise connected, Hausdorff space which has a continuous selection ...
summary:For a space $Z$, we denote by $\Cal{F}(Z)$, $\Cal{K}(Z)$ and $\Cal{F}_2(Z)$ the hyperspaces ...