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Some kinds of perfect spaces, including paracompact perfectly normal spaces and collectionwise normal perfect spaces, are characterized in terms of continuous selections avoiding supporting sets. A necessary and sufficient condition on a domain space for a selection theorem of E. Michael [Fund. Math. 47 (1959), 173-178] to hold is also obtained.
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Content available Boundedness of set-valued stochastic integrals
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The paper deals with integrably boundedness of Itô set-valued stochastic integrals defined by E.J. Jung and J.H. Kim in the paper [4], where has not been proved that this integral is integrably bounded. The problem of integrably boundedness of the above set-valued stochastic integrals has been considered in the paper [7] and the monograph [8], but the problem has not been solved there. The first positive results dealing with this problem due to M. Michta, who showed (see [11]) that there are bounded set-valued 𝔽-nonanticipative mappings having unbounded Itô set-valued stochastic integrals defined by E.J. Jung and J.H. Kim. The present paper contains some new conditions implying unboundedness of the above type set-valued stochastic integrals.
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Content available remote Open relations and collectionwise normality
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Using the framework of discrete-valued relations, we give a simple proof of a theorem obtained by Stoyan Nedev. This theorem provides a generalisation of an element in the proof of Dowker’s extension theorem, which is essential for constructing continuous selections of set-valued mappings defined on collectionwise normal spaces. Using this relationship, we also give a simple proof of the Dowker’s theorem.
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Content available remote Trivial bundles of spaces of probability measures and countable-dimensionality
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The probability measure functor P carries open continuous mappings $f: X onto → Y$ of compact metric spaces into Q-bundles provided Y is countable-dimensional and all fibers $f^{-1}(y)$ are infinite. This answers a question raised by V. Fedorchuk.
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Content available remote Error bounds for convex constrained systems in Banach spaces
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In this paper, we first establish both primal (involving directional derivatives and tangent cones) and dual characterizations (involving subdifferential and normal cones) for the local (global) error bounds of constrained set-valued systems; as an application, we then derive both primal and dual characterizations for the local (global) error bounds of the constrained convex inequality systems in a general Banach space and also some sufficient conditions. The obtained results improve or generalize some known results.
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Content available remote Fractals of generalized F− Hutchinson operator
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The aim of this paper is to construct a fractal with the help of a finite family of F− contraction mappings, a class of mappings more general than contraction mappings, defined on a complete metric space. Consequently, we obtain a variety of results for iterated function systems satisfying a different set of contractive conditions. Some examples are presented to support the results proved herein. Our results unify, generalize and extend various results in the existing literature.
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Content available remote Fixed point theorem for sequences of maps
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In this paper, we prove a common fixed point theorem for sequences of maps under the condition of compatible mappings on complete metric space. We extend and generalize several fixed point theorems on complete metric space.
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In this paper, we give a new nonempty intersection theorem in general topological spaces without convexity structure. As its applications, some new minimax inequalities are obtained in general topological spaces without convexity structure.
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The paper presents recent results concerning the problem of the existence of those selections, which preserve the properties of a given set-valued mapping of one real variable taking on compact values from a metric space. The properties considered are the boundedness of Jordan, essential or generalized variation, Lipschitz or absolute continuity. Selection theorems are obtained by virtue of a single compactness argument, which is the exact generalization of the Helly selection principle. For set-valued mappings with the above properties we obtain a Castaing-type representation and prove the existence of multivalued selections and selections which pass through the boundaries of the images of the set-valued mapping and which are nearest in variation to a given mapping. Multivalued Lipschitzian superposition operators acting on mappings of bounded generalized variation are characterized, and solutions of bounded generalized variation to functional inclusions and embeddings, including variable set-valued operators in the right hand side, are obtained. Bibliography contains 113 items.
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Content available remote Generalized vector quasi-variational inequalities
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First we establish a general existence theorem for a generalized vector qusi-variational inequality in a topological vector space by using a set-valued and vector generalization of Ky Fan minimax principle. As applications, several existence theorems for generalized vector quasi-variational inequalities are derived under assumptions of order-lower (order-upper) semicontinuity or monotonicity of set-valued mappings.
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Content available remote Inversion of multifunctions and differential inclusions
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We present a new inverse mapping theorem for correspondences. It uses a notion of differentiability for multifunctions which seems to be new. We compare it with previous versions. We provide an application to differential inclusions.
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