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9780444509802

Recent Progress in General Topology II

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  • ISBN13:

    9780444509802

  • ISBN10:

    0444509801

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-11-13
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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Summary

The book presents surveys describing recent developments in most of the primary subfields of General Topology and its applications to Algebra and Analysis during the last decade. It follows freely the previous edition (North Holland, 1992), Open Problems in Topology (North Holland, 1990) and Handbook of Set-Theoretic Topology (North Holland, 1984). The book was prepared in connection with the Prague Topological Symposium, held in 2001. During the last 10 years the focus in General Topology changed and therefore the selection of topics differs slightly from those chosen in 1992. The following areas experienced significant developments: Topological Groups, Function Spaces, Dimension Theory, Hyperspaces, Selections, Geometric Topology (including Infinite-Dimensional Topology and the Geometry of Banach Spaces). Of course, not every important topic could be included in this book. Except surveys, the book contains several historical essays written by such eminent topologists as: R.D. Anderson, W.W. Comfort, M. Henriksen, S. Mardescirc;icacute;, J. Nagata, M.E. Rudin, J.M. Smirnov (several reminiscences of L. Vietoris are added). In addition to extensive author and subject indexes, a list of all problems and questions posed in this book are added. List of all authors of surveys: A. Arhangel'skii, J. Baker and K. Kunen, H. Bennett and D. Lutzer, J. Dijkstra and J. van Mill, A. Dow, E. Glasner, G. Godefroy, G. Gruenhage, N. Hindman and D. Strauss, L. Hola and J. Pelant, K. Kawamura, H.-P. Kuenzi, W. Marciszewski, K. Martin and M. Mislove and M. Reed, R. Pol and H. Torunczyk, D. Repovs and P. Semenov, D. Shakhmatov, S. Solecki, M. Tkachenko.

Table of Contents

Topological invariants in algebraic environment
1(59)
A.V. Arhangel'skii
Introduction
3(1)
Topologies on groups
3(3)
Some relations between invariants of semitopological and paratopological groups
6(3)
Some special algebraic structures and topologies
9(5)
Extremal topologies and various algebraic structures
14(7)
Topological groups and completions
21(10)
Free topological groups
31(6)
The Bohr topology
37(2)
Duality theorems for topological groups
39(1)
Some further results and problems on topological groups
40(19)
References
48(11)
Matrices and ultrafilters
59(24)
J. Baker
K. Kunen
Introduction
61(4)
Hatpoints and hatsets
65(3)
Matrices
68(4)
The Sikorski extension theorem
72(2)
Hatsets in Stone spaces
74(5)
Avoiding P-points
79(4)
References
80(3)
Recent developments in the topology of ordered spaces
83(32)
H.R. Bennett
D.J. Lutzer
Introduction
85(1)
Orderability
85(1)
Perfect ordered spaces
86(5)
Base axioms related to matrizability
91(6)
Diagonal and off-diagonal conditions in GO-spaces
97(6)
Dugundji extension theory
103(1)
Rudin's solution of Nikiel's problem, with applications to Hahn-Mazurkiewicz theory
104(1)
Applications to Banach spaces
105(1)
Products of Go-spaces
106(9)
References
109(6)
Infinite-dimensional topology
115(16)
J.J. Dijkstra
J. van Mill
Introduction
117(1)
Definitions and basic theory
117(1)
Topological vector spaces
118(4)
Functions spaces
122(1)
Homotopy dense imbeddings
123(2)
Topological classification of semicontinuous functions
125(2)
Hyperspaces of Peano continua
127(4)
References
128(3)
Recent results in set-theoretical topology
131(22)
A. Dow
Introduction
133(1)
Standard tools
133(2)
Linearly Lindelof spaces
135(1)
Stone-Cech compactification of N
136(3)
Distributivity of N* x N*
139(2)
Countable tightness in compact spaces
141(12)
References
150(3)
Topics in topological dynamics, 1991 to 2001
153(24)
E. Glasner
Introduction
155(1)
Orbit equivalence of Cantor minimal dynamical systems
155(5)
Williams' conjecture
160(8)
Mean dimension
168(9)
References
173(4)
Banach spaces of continuous functions on compact spaces
177(24)
G. Godefroy
Introduction
179(1)
Linear classification of C(K) spaces
180(4)
Renormings of C(K) spaces
184(5)
Nonlinear classification of C(K) spaces
189(12)
References
194(7)
Metrizable spaces and generalizations
201(26)
G. Gruenhage
Introduction
203(1)
Metrics, metrizable spaces, and mappings
203(2)
Networks
205(2)
Monotone normality
207(1)
Stratifiable and related spaces
208(2)
Some higher cardinal generalizations
210(1)
Moore and developable spaces
211(1)
Bases with certain order properties
212(2)
Normality in products
214(1)
Sums of metrizable subspaces
215(1)
Open problems
216(11)
References
219(8)
Recent progress in the topological theory of semigroups and the Algebra of βS
227(26)
N. Hindman
D. Strauss
Introduction
229(2)
Topological and semitopological semigroups
231(1)
Right (or left) topological semigroups
232(4)
Algebra of βS
236(3)
Applications to Ramsey Theory
239(3)
Partial semigroups
242(11)
References
244(9)
Recent progress in hyperspace topologies
253(34)
L'. Hola
J. Pelant
Preliminaries
255(2)
Cardinal invariants of hyperspaces
257(6)
Consonance
263(5)
Generalized metric properties of hyperspaces
268(4)
Completeness properties of hyperspaces
272(5)
Compactness in hyperspaces
277(10)
References
279(8)
Some topics in geometric topology
287(26)
K. Kawamura
Introduction
289(1)
Generalized manifolds and the recognition problem of topological manifolds
289(2)
Cohomological dimension theory
291(2)
Compactifications in geometric topology
293(7)
Approximate fibrators
300(2)
Some other topics
302(11)
References
304(9)
Quasi-uniform spaces in the year 2001
313(32)
H.-P. Kunzi
Introduction
315(2)
Basic concepts
317(3)
Extensions and completions
320(6)
Functorial quasi-uniformities
326(1)
Quasi-pseudometric spaces
327(3)
Uniformizable ordered spaces
330(1)
Hyperspaces and (multi)function spaces
331(2)
Topological algebra
333(12)
References
336(9)
Functions spaces
345(26)
W. Marciszewski
Introduction
347(1)
Function spaces on metrizable spaces
348(7)
Function spaces on countable spaces
355(4)
Products of function spaces
359(3)
Condensations of function spaces
362(1)
Miscellaneous results
363(8)
References
364(7)
Topology and domain theory
371(24)
K. Martin
M.W. Mislove
G.M. Reed
Introduction
373(2)
Domain theory
375(8)
Models of topological spaces
383(4)
Measurement
387(8)
References
391(4)
Topics in dimension theory
395(28)
R. Pol
H. Torunczyk
Introduction
397(1)
Terminology
397(1)
Weakly infinite-dimensional spaces and Haver's property C
398(2)
Extension theory
400(2)
Products of compact spaces
402(1)
Products of non-compact spaces
403(1)
Hereditarily indecomposable continua in dimension theory
404(2)
Pushing compacta off affine manifolds in Euclidean spaces
406(1)
Basic embeddings
407(1)
Transfinite dimensions
407(2)
The gap between the dimensions
409(1)
Dimension-raising mappings with lifting properties
410(1)
Universal spaces
411(1)
Miscellaneous topics
412(11)
References
415(8)
Continuous selections of multivalued mappings
423(40)
D. Repovs
P.V. Semenov
Solution of Michael's problem for C-domains
425(6)
Selectors for hyperspaces
431(6)
Relations between U- and L-theories
437(7)
Miscellaneous results
444(8)
Open problems
452(11)
References
456(7)
Convergence in the presence of algebraic structure
463(22)
D. Shakhmatov
Definitions of main convergence properties
465(1)
Convergence properties in topological spaces
466(1)
Convergence properties in topological groups
467(3)
Convergence properties in groups with additional compactness conditions
470(2)
Convergence properties in functions spaces Cp(X)
472(1)
Convergence properties in products
473(3)
Sequential order in topological groups and function spaces
476(1)
Miscellaneous
477(8)
References
480(5)
Descriptive set theory in topology
485(30)
S. Solecki
Introduction
487(1)
Polish topological group actions
488(11)
Topologies on groups and ideals and complexity of their actions
499(7)
Composants in indecomposable continua
506(3)
Classifications of topological objects
509(6)
References
511(4)
Topological groups: between compactness and No-boundedness
515(30)
M. Tkachenko
Introduction
517(1)
Countably compact groups
518(7)
O-bounded and strictly o-bounded groups
525(3)
R-factorizable groups
528(17)
References
540(5)
Essays
545(32)
Anderson, R.D., The early development of infinite dimensional topology
547(2)
Comfort, W.W., Topological combinatorics: A peaceful pursuit
549(4)
Henriksen, M., Topology related to rings of real-valued continuous functions. Where it has been and where it might be going
553(4)
Mardesic, S., Shape theory
557(4)
Nagata, J., Looking back at modern general topology in the last century
561(4)
Rudin, M.E., Topology in the 20th Century
565(4)
Smirnov, Yu.M., Compact extensions
569(4)
Reminiscences of L. Vietoris
573(4)
List of open problems and questions
577(22)
Arhangel'skii, A.V.
579(4)
Bennett, H.R. and D.J. Lutzer
583(1)
Dijkstra, J. and J. van Mill
584(1)
Godefroy, G.
584(1)
Gruenhage, G.
585(2)
Hindman, N. and D. Strauss
587(1)
Kawamura, K.
587(1)
Kunzi, H.-P.
588(1)
Marciszewski, W.
588(2)
Martin, K., M.W. Mislove and G.M. Reed
590(1)
Pol, R. and H. Torunczyk
590(1)
Repovs, D. and P.V. Semenov
591(2)
Shakhmatov, D.
593(2)
Solecki, S.
595(1)
Tkachenko, M.
596(3)
Author index 599(12)
Special symbols 611(2)
Subject index 613

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