Dice Question Streamline Icon: https://streamlinehq.com

Characterize compact embeddings into Scro(X×Y,Z) and Scru(X×Y,Z) for general spaces

Characterize all compact spaces K that homeomorphically embed into the space S(X×Y,Z) of separately continuous functions with the cross-open topology Scro(X×Y,Z) for arbitrary topological spaces X and Y and a topological space Z, and characterize all compact spaces K that homeomorphically embed into the space S(X×Y,Z) with the cross-uniform topology Scru(X×Y,Z) when Z is a metric space.

Information Square Streamline Icon: https://streamlinehq.com

Background

Earlier in the paper the authors fully characterize compact subspaces that embed into S(X×Y,Z) under the assumptions that X and Y are infinite compacts and Z is a metrizable space containing a copy of R (Theorem 7.1). They also show conditions under which the cross-open and cross-uniform topologies coincide (Proposition 2.1).

This problem asks for the corresponding characterization in the general setting where X and Y are not restricted to compacts and Z is only assumed to be topological (for Scro) or metric (for Scru). It broadens the scope beyond the compact case that underpins the main results of the paper.

References

Problem 1. Let X, Y be topological spaces and Z be a topological (resp. metric) space. Describe a compact K which homeomorphically includes into Scro(Xx Y, Z) (resp. Scru(Xx Y,Z)).

Compact subspaces of the space of separately continuous functions with the cross-uniform topology (2406.05705 - Maslyuchenko et al., 9 Jun 2024) in Section 8 (Open problems), Problem 1