
arXiv: 2202.02023
Let $C(X)$ be the set of all real valued continuous functions on a metric space $(X,d)$. Caserta introduced the topology of strong Whitney convergence on bornology for $C(X)$ in [A. Caserta, Strong Whitney convergence, Filomat, 2012], which is a generalization of the topology of strong uniform convergence on bornology introduced by Beer-Levi in [Beer-Levi, Strong uniform continuity, J. Math. Anal. Appl., 2009]. The purpose of this paper is to study various cardinal invariants of the function space $C(X)$ endowed with the topologies of strong Whitney and Whitney convergence on bornology. In the process, we present simpler proofs of a number of results from the literature. In the end, relationships between cardinal invariants of strong Whitney convergence and strong uniform convergence on $C(X)$ have also been studied.
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bornology, cardinal invariants, General Topology (math.GN), shield, continuous real functions, Function spaces in general topology, strong Whitney convergence, Real-valued functions in general topology, strong domination number, FOS: Mathematics, Cardinality properties (cardinal functions and inequalities, discrete subsets), Mathematics - General Topology
bornology, cardinal invariants, General Topology (math.GN), shield, continuous real functions, Function spaces in general topology, strong Whitney convergence, Real-valued functions in general topology, strong domination number, FOS: Mathematics, Cardinality properties (cardinal functions and inequalities, discrete subsets), Mathematics - General Topology
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