The Compact Open Topology for a Space of Relations And Certain Monotone Relations Which Preserve Arcs, Pseudocircles And Trees
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Let us call these arcs I and J.
By 2.1 (i), SR = Y, so IR U JR = Y. Let P = R (I x S) and Q = R n (J X S), and let us consider P as a relation in I x IR and Q as a relation in J x JR.
Notice that for any x in I, xP = xR, and for any y in IR, Py = Ry n I. Then it is obvious that P is u.s.c. on I, point compact, and if R^" ' is monotone, P^~ ' is monotone. To see that P is mono- tone, let y e IR and suppose Py is not connected. Since Ry is connected and Py = Ry n I, the structure of S implies tha...t both a and b lie in RY.
44 But then y e aR bR, which is not true. Therefore Py must be connected.
Finally, P is noninclusive; for let y ^ z in IR and suppose Py C Pz.
Then Ry ^ I, else Ry = Py C Pz C Rz, contradicting the noninclusivity of R. Ry is connected and intersects I, so one of a or b must lie in Ry, hence in Py. But a e Py c Pz and aP = aR imply aR D y U z, which is falsej similarly, b/Py. This involves a contradiction, so we can conclude that Py 4- Pz, for any y / z in IR.
Dually, Q is point compact, u.s.c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us call these arcs I and J.
By 2.1 (i), SR = Y, so IR U JR = Y. Let P = R (I x S) and Q = R n (J X S), and let us consider P as a relation in I x IR and Q as a relation in J x JR.
Notice that for any x in I, xP = xR, and for any y in IR, Py = Ry n I. Then it is obvious that P is u.s.c. on I, point compact, and if R^" ' is monotone, P^~ ' is monotone. To see that P is mono- tone, let y e IR and suppose Py is not connected. Since Ry is connected and Py = Ry n I, the structure of S implies tha...t both a and b lie in RY.
44 But then y e aR bR, which is not true. Therefore Py must be connected.
Finally, P is noninclusive; for let y ^ z in IR and suppose Py C Pz.
Then Ry ^ I, else Ry = Py C Pz C Rz, contradicting the noninclusivity of R. Ry is connected and intersects I, so one of a or b must lie in Ry, hence in Py. But a e Py c Pz and aP = aR imply aR D y U z, which is falsej similarly, b/Py. This involves a contradiction, so we can conclude that Py 4- Pz, for any y / z in IR.
Dually, Q is point compact, u.s.c.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Day, Jane Maxwell, 1937- to read onlineMoreLess
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