AbstractThe behavior of the property of weak normality with respect to topological products is examined versus normality. The following generalization of Tamano's theorem is proved: if X × βX is weakly normal then X is paracompact. Some versions of Katětov's theorem are obtained. In particular, it is proved that if X × Y is hereditarily weakly normal then either each countable subset of X is closed or each convergent free sequence in Y has countable cofinality
AbstractWe identify some remnants of normality and call them rudimentary normality, generalize the c...
AbstractIn 1964 K. Morita introduced the concept of P(m)-spaces which characterized the normality of...
AbstractExpandability-type properties, which are more general than both normality and countable para...
AbstractThe behavior of the property of weak normality with respect to topological products is exami...
AbstractIf X is a countably compact space and if exp(X) is hereditarily weakly normal, then X is a p...
AbstractFor any cardinal κ, if X is the box product of a family of discrete spaces in the κ-box topo...
AbstractIt is proved that if all Fσ-sets in the product X × Y are δ-normal, then either X is normal ...
summary:Arhangel'ski\u{\i} defines in [Topology Appl. 70 (1996), 87--99], as one of various notions ...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to characterize a topologica space Y with the property that the...
AbstractWe introduce and study several subclasses of the class of σ-spaces. The smallest of the clas...
AbstractWe show that there is a collection of first-countable spaces such that every countable produ...
AbstractA subset G of a topological space is said to be a regular Gδ if it is the intersection of th...
Generalizations of normality, called (weakly) (functionally) θ-normal spaces, are introduced and stu...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider normality-like properties in products of topological spaces with ...
AbstractA separarion property called ↗-normal and weaker than normality is investigated. The main re...
AbstractWe identify some remnants of normality and call them rudimentary normality, generalize the c...
AbstractIn 1964 K. Morita introduced the concept of P(m)-spaces which characterized the normality of...
AbstractExpandability-type properties, which are more general than both normality and countable para...
AbstractThe behavior of the property of weak normality with respect to topological products is exami...
AbstractIf X is a countably compact space and if exp(X) is hereditarily weakly normal, then X is a p...
AbstractFor any cardinal κ, if X is the box product of a family of discrete spaces in the κ-box topo...
AbstractIt is proved that if all Fσ-sets in the product X × Y are δ-normal, then either X is normal ...
summary:Arhangel'ski\u{\i} defines in [Topology Appl. 70 (1996), 87--99], as one of various notions ...
AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to characterize a topologica space Y with the property that the...
AbstractWe introduce and study several subclasses of the class of σ-spaces. The smallest of the clas...
AbstractWe show that there is a collection of first-countable spaces such that every countable produ...
AbstractA subset G of a topological space is said to be a regular Gδ if it is the intersection of th...
Generalizations of normality, called (weakly) (functionally) θ-normal spaces, are introduced and stu...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider normality-like properties in products of topological spaces with ...
AbstractA separarion property called ↗-normal and weaker than normality is investigated. The main re...
AbstractWe identify some remnants of normality and call them rudimentary normality, generalize the c...
AbstractIn 1964 K. Morita introduced the concept of P(m)-spaces which characterized the normality of...
AbstractExpandability-type properties, which are more general than both normality and countable para...