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The topological structure of direct limits in the category of uniform spaces

Taras Banakh, Dusan Repovs

Published 2009-08-16, updated 2009-11-20Version 3

Let $(X_n)_{n}$ be a sequence of uniform spaces such that each space $X_n$ is a closed subspace in $X_{n+1}$. We give an explicit description of the topology and uniformity of the direct limit $u-lim X_n$ of the sequence $(X_n)$ in the category of uniform spaces. This description implies that a function $f:u-lim X_n\to Y$ to a uniform space $Y$ is continuous if for every $n$ the restriction $f|X_n$ is continuous and regular at the subset $X_{n-1}$ in the sense that for any entourages $U\in\U_Y$ and $V\in\U_X$ there is an entourage $V\in\U_X$ such that for each point $x\in B(X_{n-1},V)$ there is a point $x'\in X_{n-1}$ with $(x,x')\in V$ and $(f(x),f(x'))\in U$. Also we shall compare topologies of direct limits in various categories.

Comments: 10 pages
Journal: Topology Appl. 157:6 (2010), 1091-1100
Categories: math.GN, math.CT
Subjects: 46A13, 54B30, 54E15, 54H11
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