Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9516665 | Topology and its Applications | 2005 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
Let X=âsâSXs be the product of metrizable spaces. We prove that if the spaces Xs are hereditarily Baire, then X is Baire, and moreover, X has the Namioka property: any map f:XâC(K) into the function space which is pointwise continuous, has a point of continuity with respect to the norm in C(K). In case of arbitrary metrizable factors, we show that any pointwise continuous f:XâC(K) is Ï-fragmented by the norm, extending a theorem from [Jayne et al., J. Funct. Analysis 117 (1993) 243-273] to the product spaces.
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Authors
J. Chaber, R. Pol,