A NOTE ON PARACOMPACT p-SPACES AND THE MONOTONE D-PROPERTY

A Note on Paracompact Spaces

Let us quickly recall the definitions of the terms which are used in the statement of Theorem 1, and which will be used throughout this paper. Let X be a topological space. A collection <R of subsets of X is called open (resp. closed) if every element of "R. is open (resp. closed) in X. A covering of X is a collection of subsets of X whose union is X; observe that in this paper a covering need ...

A Note on Weighted Composition Operators on L^p-Spaces

A Note on D-spaces

We introduce notions of nearly good relations and N-sticky modulo a relation as tools for proving that spaces are D-spaces. As a corollary to general results about such relations, we show that Cp(X) is hereditarily a D-space whenever X is a Lindelöf Σ-space. This answers a question of Matveev, and improves a result of Buzyakova, who proved the same result for X compact. We also prove that if a ...

On a Class of Countably Paracompact Spaces

In this note we shall characterize a topological property which is stronger than countable paracompactness but which is equivalent to it for normal spaces. A real valued function on a topological space X is locally bounded if each point has a neighborhood on which the function is bounded. Let C(X) denote the set of real valued continuous functions on X. A topological space is a cb-space if for ...

Strongly base-paracompact spaces

A space X is said to be strongly base-paracompact if there is a basis B for X with |B| = w(X) such that every open cover of X has a star-finite open refinement by members of B. Strongly paracompact spaces which are strongly base-paracompact are studied. Strongly base-paracompact spaces are shown have a family of functions F with cardinality equal to the weight such that every open cover has a l...