We define a space (X,T) to be I-Lindelof if every cover of X by regular closed subsets of the space (X,T) contains a countable subfamily ′ such that X = {int(A) : A ∈ ′}. We provide several characterizations of I-Lindelof spaces and relate them to some other previously known classes of spaces, for example, rc-Lindelof, nearly Lindelof, and so forth. Our study here of I-Lindelof spaces also deal...

We study this and associated theorems in the context of a logmodular function algebra and, in particular, in the Banach algebra, H, of bounded analytic functions on D. Those multiplicative linear functionals (homomorphisms) on if which are in the weak* closure of some Stolz angle at 1 are called Stolz homomorphisms. We call a homomorphism h a Lindelof homomorphism provided h(f) = 0 whenever ess...

Electric-field controlled spin reversal in a quantum dot with ferromagnetic contacts Hauptmann, Jonas Rahlf; Paaske, Jens; Lindelof, Poul Erik Published in: Nature Physics DOI: 10.1038/nphys931 Publication date: 2008 Document Version Early version, also known as pre-print Citation for published version (APA): Hauptmann, J. R., Paaske, J., & Lindelof, P. E. (2008). Electric-field controlled spin...

In the present paper we introduce and study the notion of pairwise weakly Lindelof bitopological spaces and obtain some results. Further, we also study the pairwise weakly Lindelof subspaces and subsets, and investigate some of their properties. It was proved that a pairwise weakly Lindelof property is not a hereditary property.

in the present paper we introduce and study the notion of pairwise weakly lindelof bitopological spaces and obtain some results. further, we also study the pairwise weakly lindelof subspaces and subsets, and investigate some of their properties. it was proved that a pairwise weakly lindelof property is not a hereditary property.

The purpose of this paper is to introduce the concepts of semi*-connected spaces, semi*-compact spaces and semi*-Lindelof spaces. We investigate their basic properties. We also discuss their relationship with already existing concepts. Mathematics Subject Classification: 54D05, 54D30.