AbstractWe show that the General Metrization Problem posed by the advent of Urysohn's Theorem has solutions other than those in Bing's Theorem and its generalizations, and give a theorem that uses no counterpart to Bing's discreteness or (any of its generalizations such as) local finiteness or the closure preserving property or the cushion property. There, metrizability is equated to some sort of Regularity, with the separating open sets (of a closed set and a point) coming in in a specific manner from a specific family
AbstractThis is a continuation of the study of the metrizability number and the first countability n...
AbstractThe aim of this note is to prove the following result:Assume that f is a continuous function...
AbstractLet f:X→Y be a surjection of a zero-dimensional metrizable X onto a metrizable Y which maps ...
AbstractWe show that the General Metrization Problem posed by the advent of Urysohn's Theorem has so...
In this essay we give a sufficient background to, and prove, the classical Bing-Nagata-Smirnov metri...
In this essay we give a sufficient background to, and prove, the classical Bing-Nagata-Smirnov metri...
In this essay we give a sufficient background to, and prove, the classical Bing-Nagata-Smirnov metri...
AbstractQuasi-metrizability of a topological space X is equivalent to the availability on X of a dec...
AbstractIn this paper, we show that a k-space with σ-hereditarily closure preserving k-network or a ...
tion theorems which g~neralize well-known theorems belonging to Frink, Nagata, Ceder-Nagata, Morita,...
tion theorems which g~neralize well-known theorems belonging to Frink, Nagata, Ceder-Nagata, Morita,...
The purpose of this thesis is to show that a necessary and sufficient condition that a topological s...
Bennett; details will appear in [BnL]. Most metrization theory for GO spaces ( = gen~ralized ordered...
AbstractThe purpose of this note is to give some remarks and questions on metrizability and generali...
summary:Some strong versions of the Fréchet-Urysohn property are introduced and studied. We also str...
AbstractThis is a continuation of the study of the metrizability number and the first countability n...
AbstractThe aim of this note is to prove the following result:Assume that f is a continuous function...
AbstractLet f:X→Y be a surjection of a zero-dimensional metrizable X onto a metrizable Y which maps ...
AbstractWe show that the General Metrization Problem posed by the advent of Urysohn's Theorem has so...
In this essay we give a sufficient background to, and prove, the classical Bing-Nagata-Smirnov metri...
In this essay we give a sufficient background to, and prove, the classical Bing-Nagata-Smirnov metri...
In this essay we give a sufficient background to, and prove, the classical Bing-Nagata-Smirnov metri...
AbstractQuasi-metrizability of a topological space X is equivalent to the availability on X of a dec...
AbstractIn this paper, we show that a k-space with σ-hereditarily closure preserving k-network or a ...
tion theorems which g~neralize well-known theorems belonging to Frink, Nagata, Ceder-Nagata, Morita,...
tion theorems which g~neralize well-known theorems belonging to Frink, Nagata, Ceder-Nagata, Morita,...
The purpose of this thesis is to show that a necessary and sufficient condition that a topological s...
Bennett; details will appear in [BnL]. Most metrization theory for GO spaces ( = gen~ralized ordered...
AbstractThe purpose of this note is to give some remarks and questions on metrizability and generali...
summary:Some strong versions of the Fréchet-Urysohn property are introduced and studied. We also str...
AbstractThis is a continuation of the study of the metrizability number and the first countability n...
AbstractThe aim of this note is to prove the following result:Assume that f is a continuous function...
AbstractLet f:X→Y be a surjection of a zero-dimensional metrizable X onto a metrizable Y which maps ...