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2000/2001 On Pointwise, Discrete and Transfinite Limits of Sequences of Closed Graph Functions
Zbigniew Grande
Real Anal. Exchange 26(2): 933-942 (2000/2001).

Abstract

In this article we prove that if a function $f:X \to {\cal R}$ is the pointwise (discrete) [transfinite] limit of a sequence of real functions $f_n$ with closed graphs defined on complete separable metric space $X$ then $f$ is the pointwise (discrete) [transfinite] limit of a sequence of continuous functions. Moreover we show that each Lebesgue measurable function $f:{\cal R} \to {\cal R}$ is the discrete limit of a sequence of functions with closed graphs in the product topology $T_d\times T_e$, where $T_d$ denotes the density topology and $T_e$ the Euclidean topology.

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Zbigniew Grande. "On Pointwise, Discrete and Transfinite Limits of Sequences of Closed Graph Functions." Real Anal. Exchange 26 (2) 933 - 942, 2000/2001.

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Published: 2000/2001
First available in Project Euclid: 27 June 2008

zbMATH: 1024.26003
MathSciNet: MR1844409

Subjects:
Primary: 26A15 , ‎54C30

Keywords: density topology , discrete convergence , function with closed graph , pointwise convergence , transfinite convergence

Rights: Copyright © 2000 Michigan State University Press

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