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Topologies generated by adding single points
Bartoš, Adam ; Simon, Petr (advisor)
We define a general notion of closure scheme to systematically study the classes of Fréchet, sequetial, (pseudo)radial, (weakly) (discretely) Whyburn, and (weakly) discretely generated spaces. First, several general propositions on closure schemes and preservation of induced properties under topological constructions are proved and later applied when we systematically summarize the properties of the classes mentioned above. Next, we focus on a detailed overview of inclusions between the classes in the general case, in the case of Hausdorff spaces, and under additional conditions like compactness and countable compactness. Valid inclusions between the classes are summarized in well arranged diagrams, invalid inclusions are demonstrated by several counterexamples.
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Topologies generated by adding single points
Bartoš, Adam ; Simon, Petr (advisor)
We define a general notion of closure scheme to systematically study the classes of Fréchet, sequetial, (pseudo)radial, (weakly) (discretely) Whyburn, and (weakly) discretely generated spaces. First, several general propositions on closure schemes and preservation of induced properties under topological constructions are proved and later applied when we systematically summarize the properties of the classes mentioned above. Next, we focus on a detailed overview of inclusions between the classes in the general case, in the case of Hausdorff spaces, and under additional conditions like compactness and countable compactness. Valid inclusions between the classes are summarized in well arranged diagrams, invalid inclusions are demonstrated by several counterexamples.
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Topologies generated by adding single points
Bartoš, Adam ; Simon, Petr (advisor) ; Hušek, Miroslav (referee)
We define a general notion of closure scheme to systematically study the classes of Fréchet, sequetial, (pseudo)radial, (weakly) (discretely) Whyburn, and (weakly) discretely generated spaces. First, several general propositions on closure schemes and preservation of induced properties under topological constructions are proved and later applied when we systematically summarize the properties of the classes mentioned above. Next, we focus on a detailed overview of inclusions between the classes in the general case, in the case of Hausdorff spaces, and under additional conditions like compactness and countable compactness. Valid inclusions between the classes are summarized in well arranged diagrams, invalid inclusions are demonstrated by several counterexamples.
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