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Topology and its Applications

Volume 134, Issue 3, 15 November 2003, Pages 159-188
Topology and its Applications

Borel measurability of separately continuous functions, II

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Abstract

This paper continues the investigation begun in [M.R. Burke, Topology Appl. 129 (2003) 29–65] into the measurability properties of separately continuous functions. We sharpen several results from that paper.

  • (1)

    If X is any product of countably compact Dedekind complete linearly ordered spaces, then there is a network for the norm topology on C(X) which is σ-isolated in the topology of pointwise convergence.

  • (2)

    If X is a nonseparable ccc space, then the evaluation map X×Cp(X)→R is not a Baire function.

  • (3)

    If Xi, i<κ, are nondegenerate subspaces of separable linearly ordered spaces and X=∏i<κXi, then the evaluation map X×Cp(X)→R is Fσ-measurable if and only if κ⩽c.

MSC

54C10
54H05
26B05
03E35
03E50

Keywords

Separately continuous function
Linearly ordered topological space
Borel measurable
Pointwise convergence
Eberlein compact
Continuum hypothesis

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Research supported by NSERC. The author thanks J. Steprans and the organizers of the Thematic Program on Set Theory and Analysis at The Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences for his stay there in August–September 2002.