Abstract:The notion of strong lifting compactness is introduced for completely regular Hausdorff spaces, and its structural properties, as well as its relationship to the strong lifting, to measure compactness, and to lifting compactness, are discussed. For metrizable locally convex spaces under their weak topology, strong lifting compactness is characterized by a list of conditions which are either measure theoretical or topological in their nature, and from which it can be seen that strong lifting compactness is the … Show more
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Dealing with a problem posed by Kupka we give results concerning the permanence of the almost strong lifting property (respectively of the universal strong lifting property) under finite and countable products of topological probability spaces. As a basis we prove a theorem on the existence of liftings compatible with products for general probability spaces, and in addition we use this theorem for discussing finite products of lifting topologies.
“…By the claim W(co) c PiC2C(co,9)) n E, ^( 0 ) c p 2 (<%(co,9)) n rjo,,. This implies p 1 (^'(a),9)) n E = ,0)) 0^ = ^( 0 N. D. Macheras and W. Strauss [14] ty (,u…”
Dealing with a problem posed by Kupka we give results concerning the permanence of the almost strong lifting property (respectively of the universal strong lifting property) under finite and countable products of topological probability spaces. As a basis we prove a theorem on the existence of liftings compatible with products for general probability spaces, and in addition we use this theorem for discussing finite products of lifting topologies.
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