Respondent
Theme
Classification and extension of analogs of continuous maps
Defence Date
Annotation
The thesis is devoted to the Baire and Lebesgue classifications of maps of
one and several variables and to problems of extension of maps from different
functional classes. In particular, a new notions of σ-strongly functionally
discrete map and adhesive space are introduced in the thesis and applied
to a generalization of the classical Lebesgue-Hausdorff-Banach result. A
characterization of right and left Bα -compositors is given. A new concept
of almost strongly zero-dimensional space is introduced and a description
of such spaces in terms of Baire’s and Lebesgue’s classes is obtained.
Applying new notions of a convex combination, λ-sum of elements of an
equiconnected space and a PP-space we get general theorems on the Baire
and Lebesgue classification of vertically almost separately continuous functions.
The Kuratowski Extension Theorem is generalized in terms of α-embedded sets
introduced by the author. A notion of H1 -retract is given and a characterization
of H1 -retracts of completely metrizable spaces is obtained. We generalize the
Kuratowski-Sierpi´nski theorem on the first class functions with a connected
graph using a new notion of an A-closed set. New results on a dependence of
continuous functions defined on invariant subsets of uncountable products from
countably many coordinates is proved. Pointwise limits of finitely determined
continuous functions are investigated.
Keywords: Baire classification; Lebesgue classification; Bα -compositors; σ-
strongly functionally discrete map; adhesive space; strong PP-space; strongly
separately continuous map; H1 -retract; B1 -retract; weakly Gibson map; finitely
determined function.