| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4658107 | Topology and its Applications | 2016 | 9 Pages | 
Abstract
												Let X, Y be complete metric spaces, U(X)U(X), U(Y)U(Y) the spaces of uniformly continuous functions with real values defined on X and Y . We will show the form that every multiplicative isomorphism T:U(Y)→U(X)T:U(Y)→U(X) has: for x outside a uniformly isolated subset S⊂XS⊂X,Tf(x)=sign(f(τ(x)))|f(τ(x))|1+p(x),Tf(x)=sign(f(τ(x)))|f(τ(x))|1+p(x), where τ:X→Yτ:X→Y is a uniform homeomorphism and p:X∖S→Rp:X∖S→R is such that p⋅h⋅loghp⋅h⋅logh is uniformly continuous for every h∈U(X,(2,∞))h∈U(X,(2,∞)).
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											Authors
												Javier Cabello Sánchez, 
											