2009
DOI: 10.1007/s10474-009-9012-2
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Selection principles in relator spaces

Abstract: Recently, Ko£inac introduced selection principles and games in relator spaces and suggested a systematic study in this area. In this paper we will present some basic results considering the relator Menger and relator Hurewicz properties following some ideas from [12].

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“…In [12] we defined the corresponding notions in relator spaces: A relator space (X, R) is relator compact (resp., relator Lindelöf ), briefly RC (resp., RL) if for every relation R from R there exists a finite (resp., countable) subset A of X such that R(A) = X. We say that a relator space (X, R) is σ-relator compact (σ-RC) if X is the countable union of relator compact spaces.…”
Section: Definition 22 a Relator Space (X R) Ismentioning
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“…In [12] we defined the corresponding notions in relator spaces: A relator space (X, R) is relator compact (resp., relator Lindelöf ), briefly RC (resp., RL) if for every relation R from R there exists a finite (resp., countable) subset A of X such that R(A) = X. We say that a relator space (X, R) is σ-relator compact (σ-RC) if X is the countable union of relator compact spaces.…”
Section: Definition 22 a Relator Space (X R) Ismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper we continue the investigation of selection principles in relator spaces started in [12]. In the second section we follow the idea of Bonanzinga, Cammaroto, Kočinac and Matveev (see [1]) who used neighbourhoods of sets to define selection principles which are weaker than the known properties of Menger, Rothberger and Hurewicz.…”
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