Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4661006 Topology and its Applications 2017 10 Pages PDF
Abstract

In this paper it is proved that for any two saturated (respectively, isometrically ω-saturated) classes (see [S.D. Iliadis, Universal Spaces and Mappings, North-Holland Mathematics Studies, vol. 198, Elsevier, 2005]) D and R of separable metrizable (respectively, separable metric) spaces and α∈ω+ in the class of all Borel mappings of the class α whose domains belong to D and ranges to R there exist topologically (respectively, isometrically) universal elements. In particular, D and R can be independently one of the following saturated classes of separable metrizable (respectively, separable metric) spaces: (a) the class of all spaces, (b) the class of all countable-dimensional spaces, (c) the class of all strongly countable-dimensional spaces, (d) the class of all locally finite-dimensional spaces, (e) the class of all spaces of dimension less than or equal to a given non-negative integer, and (f) the class of all spaces of dimension ind less than or equal to a given non-finite countable ordinal. This result is not true if instead of the Borel mappings of the class α we shall consider the class of all Borel mappings.Using the construction of topologically (respectively, isometrically) universal mappings it is proved also that for an arbitrary considered separable metrizable group G and α∈ω+ in the class of all G-spaces (X,FX), where X belongs to a given saturated (respectively, isometrically ω-saturated) class P of spaces and the action FX of G on X is a Borel mapping of the class α, there exist topologically (respectively, isometrically) universal elements. In particular, P can be one of the above mentioned saturated (respectively, isometrically ω-saturated) classes of spaces. (About the notions of universality see below.)

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