AbstractWe characterize two classes of metric spaces as images under a closed, finite-to-one mapping of a zero-dimensional metric space. In the case of locally finite-dimensional spaces the mapping must be of strong local order, and for strongly countable-dimensional spaces the mapping must have weak local order. The results are analogues to characterizations by K. Morita (of finite-dimensional spaces) and J. Nagata (of countable-dimensional spaces)
AbstractFor each nonnegative integer n, we show the existence of a universal space for the class of ...
AbstractIn this paper, it is proved that a space with a point-countable base is an open, countable-t...
AbstractPol (1996) and Arenas (1996) independently introduced transfinite extensions of finite order...
AbstractWe characterize two classes of metric spaces as images under a closed, finite-to-one mapping...
Graduation date: 1987The classical dimension theories of Menger-Urysohn and Lebesgue are equivalent ...
AbstractFor each nonnegative integer n, we show the existence of a universal space for the class of ...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the existence of a universal element in the class of locally-finite d...
AbstractIn this paper, we study two countability properties that are weaker than the first-countabil...
Abstract. In this paper, the concept of a σ-locally countable mapping is introduced, by which the re...
AbstractWe prove that if X and Y are t-equivalent spaces (that is, if Cp(X) and Cp(Y) are homeomorph...
AbstractWe characterize metrizable strongly countable-dimensional and locally finite-dimensional spa...
Using an iterative method due to Stephen Watson, we shall construct universal spaces for O-dimension...
AbstractFor subspaces X and Y of Q the notation X⩽hY means that X is homeomorphic to a subspace of Y...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce the concept of small-weak-infinite-dimensionality. We show that a...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the existence of a universal element in the class of locally-finite d...
AbstractFor each nonnegative integer n, we show the existence of a universal space for the class of ...
AbstractIn this paper, it is proved that a space with a point-countable base is an open, countable-t...
AbstractPol (1996) and Arenas (1996) independently introduced transfinite extensions of finite order...
AbstractWe characterize two classes of metric spaces as images under a closed, finite-to-one mapping...
Graduation date: 1987The classical dimension theories of Menger-Urysohn and Lebesgue are equivalent ...
AbstractFor each nonnegative integer n, we show the existence of a universal space for the class of ...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the existence of a universal element in the class of locally-finite d...
AbstractIn this paper, we study two countability properties that are weaker than the first-countabil...
Abstract. In this paper, the concept of a σ-locally countable mapping is introduced, by which the re...
AbstractWe prove that if X and Y are t-equivalent spaces (that is, if Cp(X) and Cp(Y) are homeomorph...
AbstractWe characterize metrizable strongly countable-dimensional and locally finite-dimensional spa...
Using an iterative method due to Stephen Watson, we shall construct universal spaces for O-dimension...
AbstractFor subspaces X and Y of Q the notation X⩽hY means that X is homeomorphic to a subspace of Y...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce the concept of small-weak-infinite-dimensionality. We show that a...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the existence of a universal element in the class of locally-finite d...
AbstractFor each nonnegative integer n, we show the existence of a universal space for the class of ...
AbstractIn this paper, it is proved that a space with a point-countable base is an open, countable-t...
AbstractPol (1996) and Arenas (1996) independently introduced transfinite extensions of finite order...