Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6425908 | Advances in Mathematics | 2012 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
We obtain some results about Borel maps with meager fibers on Polish spaces. The results are related to a recent dichotomy by Sabok and Zapletal, concerning Borel maps and Ï-ideals generated by closed sets. In particular, we give a “classical” proof of this dichotomy.We shall also show that for certain natural Ï-ideals I generated by closed sets in compact metrizable spaces X, every Borel map on a Borel set in X not in I, either has a fiber not in I or else it is injective on a Borel set not in I. This is the case for the Ï-ideal generated by finite-dimensional closed sets in the Hilbert cube, which provides an answer to a question asked by M. Elekes.
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Authors
R. Pol, P. Zakrzewski,