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Zero-set spaces and Pseudocompactness

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Master thesis 02 Oct 2023 South Africa English Publisher:Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
Authors: Gilmour, Christopher;

handle: 11427/39013

Zero-set spaces and Pseudocompactness

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We are concerned in this thesis with the intrinsic properties of zero-set spaces and their relationship to other topological-type structures. Our definition of a z-space coincides with that of Gordon's zero set space without the point separation axiom. It is of interest that C:a11fell also omits this axiom.

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