Reconstruction of the vietoris topology from compacta in the space of closed subgroups
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Reconstruction of the vietoris topology from compacta in the space of closed subgroups
See the review in Zbl 0702.22009.
- IE University Spain
- Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Ukraine
Compactness, k-space, Vietoris topology, countable weight, G sub(delta)-set, sequential space, countable tightness, closed subgroups, General properties and structure of locally compact groups, Hyperspaces in general topology, \(k\)-spaces, locally compact group, countable pseudocharacter
Compactness, k-space, Vietoris topology, countable weight, G sub(delta)-set, sequential space, countable tightness, closed subgroups, General properties and structure of locally compact groups, Hyperspaces in general topology, \(k\)-spaces, locally compact group, countable pseudocharacter
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