On meager funtion spaes, network harater
and meager onvergene in topologial spaes
Taras Banakh, VolodymyrMykhaylyuk, LyubomyrZdomskyy
Abstrat.For a non-isolated point x of a topologial spae X let nw
(x) be
the smallestardinalityofa familyN ofinnitesubsets ofX suh thateah
neighborhoodO(x)X ofxontainsasetN2N.Weprovethat
eahinniteompatHausdorspaeXontainsanon-isolatedpointx
withnw(x)=0;
foreahpointx2 X withnw(x)=0 thereisaninjetivesequene
(xn)n2! inX thatF-onvergestoxforsomemeagerlterF on!;
ifafuntionallyHausdorspaeX ontainsanF-onvergent injetive
sequeneforsomemeagerlterF,thenforeverypath-onnetedspaeY
thatontainstwonon-emptyopensetswithdisjointlosures,thefuntion
spaeC
p
(X ;Y)ismeager.
Also weinvestigatepropertiesof ltersF admittingan injetiveF-onvergent
sequenein!.
Keywords:networkharater,meageronvergentsequene,meagerlter,meager
spae,funtionspae
Classiation: Primary54A20,54C35;Seondary54E52
Thispaperwasmotivatedbyaquestionoftheseondauthorwhoaskedifthe
funtionspaeC
p (!
;2)ismeager. Here!
=!n !istheremainderoftheStone-
Cehompatiationofthedisretespaeofniteordinals!and2=f0;1gisthe
doubletonendowedwiththedisretetopology. AordingtoTheorem4.1of[13℄
this questionislosely relatedto the so-alledmeageronvergene ofsequenes
in!
.
A lter F on! is meager ifit is meager (i.e., of therst Baire ategory) in
thepower-setP(!)=2
!
endowedwith the usual ompatmetrizable topology.
Thesimplestexampleofameagerlteris theFrehetlterFr=fA!:!nA
is niteg of all onite subsets of !. By the Talagrand haraterization [18℄,
a free lter F on ! is meager if and only if (F) = Fr for some nite-to-one
funtion :! !!. A funtion :!!! isnite-to-one ifforeahpointy 2!
the preimage 1
(y) is nite and non-empty. A lter F on ! is dened to be
-meager forasurjetivefuntion :!!!if(F)=Fr.
We shall say that for alter F on !, a sequene (x
n )
n2!
of points of a to-
pologial spae X F-onverges to a point x
1
2 X if for eah neighborhood
O(x
1
)X ofx
1
thesetfn2!:x
n 2O(x
1
)gbelongstothelterF. Observe
that the usual onvergene of sequenes oinides with the Fr-onvergene for
theFrehetlterFr. Thelteronvergeneof sequeneshasbeenativelystud-
iedbothinAnalysis[1℄,[4℄andTopology[5℄. Asequene(x
n )
n2!
willbealled
meager-onvergentifitisF-onvergentforsomemeagerlterFon!. Asequene
(x
n )
n2!
isalled injetive ifx
n 6=x
m
foralln6=m.
We shall prove that for a zero-dimensional Hausdor spae X the funtion
spaeC
p
(X;2)ismeagerifX ontainsaninjetivemeager-onvergentsequene.
Wereallthat atopologialspaeX is funtionally Hausdor ifforanydistint
pointsx;y 2X there isaontinuousfuntion :X !Isuhthat (x)6=(y).
Here I=[0;1℄is theunit interval. Fortopologial spaes X;Y by C
p
(X;Y)we
denotethespaeofontinuousfuntionsendowedwiththetopologyofpointwise
onvergene.
Theorem1. LetX beafuntionallyHausdorspaeandletY beatopologial
spaethat ontainstwoopen non-emptysubsetswith disjointlosures. Assume
that X is zero-dimensional or Y is path-onneted. If X ontains an injetive
meager-onvergentsequene,thenthefuntionspaeC
p
(X;Y)ismeager.
Proof: Let(x
n )
n2!
beasequenein X that F-onvergesto x
1
2X for some
meagerlterF in!. Thenthereisanite-to-onesurjetion:!!! suhthat
(F)=Fr. Byourassumption,Y ontainstwonon-emptyopensubsetsW
0
;W
1
withdisjointlosures. For everyn2!onsider thesubsetC
n
=ff 2C
p
(X;Y):
8i2f0;1g(f(x
1 )2=W
i
)8mn9k2 1
(m) (f(x
k )2=W
i ))g.
ThefatthatC
p
(X;Y)ismeagerwillfollowassoonaswehekthatC
p (X;Y)
= S
n2!
C
n
andeahset C
n
isnowheredenseinC
p (X;Y).
Toshowthat C
p
(X;Y)= S
n2!
C
n
,xanyontinuousfuntionf 2C
p (X;Y).
SineY =(Y nW
0
)[(Y nW
1
),thereisi2f0;1gsuhthatf(x
1 )2=W
i . Sine
(x
n
)isF-onvergenttox
1 andf
1
(Y nW
i
)isanopenneighborhoodofx
1 ,the
set F =fn2!:f(x
n )2=W
i
gbelongsto thelterF andthus theimage(F),
being onite in !, ontains the set fm2 ! : m ng for somen 2 !. Then
f 2C
n
bythedenition ofthesetC
n .
Next,weshow that eahset C
n
is nowhere dense in C
p
(X;Y). Fixanynon-
emptyopenset U C
p
(X;Y). Withoutlossof generality,U is abasiopenset
ofthefollowingform:
U =ff 2C
p
(X;Y):8z2Z f(z)2U
z g
for some nite set Z X and non-empty open sets U
z
Y, z 2 Z. We an
additionallyassume that x
1
2 Z. Weneed to nd a non-empty open set V
C
p
(X;Y)suhthatVUnC
n
. IfU\C
n
isempty,thenputV=U. Soweassume
that U \C
n
ontainssome funtion f
0
. Forthis funtion weannd i2f0;1g
suh that f
0 (x
1 ) 2= W
i
. Sine f
0 (x
1 ) 2 U
x
1
, we lose no generality assuming
thatU
x1
Y nW
i .
Sinethe sequene(x
n )
n2!
is injetive,weanndm n suhthat the set
X
m
=fx
k :k2
1
(m)gdoesnotintersetthenitesetZ. Chooseanyfuntion
g : Z[X
m
! Y suh that g(z)= f
0
(z) for allz 2Z and g(x) 2W
1 i forall
x2X
m .
Welaimthat thefuntion g has aontinuousextensiong:X !Y. Byour
assumption,X iszero-dimensionalor Y path-onneted. Intherstasewean
nd aretration r : X ! Z[X
m
and put g = gÆr. If Y is path-onneted,
then take any injetive funtion : g(Z[X
m
) ! Iand extend the funtion
Æg:Z[X
m
!Itoaontinuousmap:X !IusingthefuntionalHausdor
propertyof X. Sine Y ispath-onneted, themap 1
:(Æg)(Z[X
m )!Y
extends to aontinuous map : I!Y. Then theontinuous map g = Æ:
X !Y isarequiredontinuousextensionofg.
Inbothasestheset
V =ff 2C
p
(X;Y):8z2Zf(z)2U
z
; and 8x2X
m
f(x)2W
1 i g
is an open neighborhood of gthat lies in U nC
n
, witnessing that the set C
n is
nowhere densein C
p
(X;Y).
Theorem1motivatestheproblemofdetetingtopologialspaesthatontain
injetivemeager-onvergentsequenes. This will bedone for spaes ontaining
pointswithountable networkharater.
AfamilyN ofsubsetsofatopologialspaeX isalleda-network atapoint
x2X ifeahneighborhoodO(x)X ofxontainssomesetN 2N. Ifeahset
N 2N isinnite,thenN willbealledani-networkatx. Ani-networkatxexists
ifandonlyifeahneighborhoodofx in X is innite. Inthisaseletnw
(x;X)
denotethesmallestardinalityjNjofani-networkN atx. Ifsomeneighborhood
ofxinXisnite,thenletnw
(x;X)=1. IfthespaeXislearfromtheontext,
then we write nw
(x) instead of nw
(x;X) and all this ardinal the network
harater ofxinX. IfX isaT
1
-spae,thennw
(x)
0
ifandonlyifthepoint
x isnotisolated inX. Theardinalhnw
(x)=supfnw
(x;A):x2AXgis
alled thehereditary network harater at x. Pointsx 2X with hnw
(x)
0
arealledPytkeevpoints,see [11℄.
Theorem 2. If some point x of a topologial spae X has nw
(x) =
0 , then
foreahnite-to-one funtion :! !! withlim
n!1 j
1
(n)j=1 there isan
injetivesequene(x
n )
n2!
inX thatF-onvergestoxforsome-meagerlterF.
Proof: Let(N
i )
i2!
beaountable i-networkatx. SineeahsetN
i
isinnite,
weanhooseaninjetivesequene(x
k )
k 2!
in X suhthat foreveryn2! and
0i<j 1
(n)jtheset N
i
meetsthesetfx
k :k2
1
(n)g.
Itislearthatthesequene(x
n )
n2!
F-onvergesto xforthelter
F=
fn2!:x
n
2O(x)g:O(x)isaneighborhoodofxin X :
ItremainstohekthatthelterF is-meager. GivenanyneighborhoodO(x)
1
with x
k
2 O(x). Sine (N
i )
i2!
is a network at x, there is i 2 ! suh that
N
i
O(x). Takingintoaountthatlim
n!1 j
1
(n)j=1,ndn2! suhthat
j 1
(m)j>iforallmn. Nowthehoieofthesequene(x
k
)guaranteesthat
foreverymnthereis k2 1
(m)withx
k 2N
i
O(x).
Theorem2showsthatitisimportanttodetetpointsxwithountablenetwork
harater nw
(x). Let us reall that the harater (x) (resp. the -harater
(x)) ofapointx in atopologialspae X isequaltothesmallestardinality
ofaneighborhoodbase(resp.a-base)atx. A-baseatxisany-networkatx
onsistingofnon-emptyopensubsetsofX. Thesedenitionsimplythefollowing
simple:
Proposition 3. Foranynon-isolatedpointxofaT
1
-spaeX,
(1) nw
(x)(x);
(2) nw
(x)(x) provided that x hasaneighborhood ontainingno iso-
latedpointofX;
(3) nw
(x)=
0
ifxisthelimitofaninjetiveFr-onvergentsequeneinX.
Thefollowingsimpleexampleshowsthattheusualonvergeneoftheinjetive
sequene in Proposition 3(3)annot bereplaed bythe meageronvergene. It
alsoshowsthatTheorem2annotbereversed.
Example4. LetF bethemeagerlteron! onsistingof thesetsF ! suh
that
lim
n!1 jF\[2
n
;2 n+1
)j
2 n
=1:
Onthespae X =![f1gonsider thetopologyin whih allpointsn2! are
isolatedwhilethesetsF[f1g,F 2F,areneighborhoodsof1. Itislearthat
thesequenex
n
=n,n2!,F-onvergesto1inX. Ontheotherhand,asimple
diagonalargumentshowsthat nw
(1;X)>
0 .
Theorem 5. Eahinnite ompatHausdor spae X ontainsapoint x2 X
withnw
(x)=
0 .
Proof: TheoremtriviallyholdsifX ontainsanon-trivialonvergentsequene.
SoweassumethatX ontainsnonon-trivialonvergentsequene. ThenX on-
tainsalosed subset C X that admits aontinuous mapg :C !Ionto the
unit intervalI=[0;1℄, see [7, p.172℄. Replaing C by asmaller subset, we an
assumethat themap g : C !Iis irreduible, whih means that g(C 0
)6= Ifor
any proper losed subset C 0
C. Fix any ountable base B of the topology
of I. Theirreduibilityof themap g : C ! Iimpliesthat the spae C hasno
isolated points. Also the irreduibility of g implies that the ountable family
N =fg 1
(U):U 2BgofopeninnitesubsetsofCisani-networkateahpoint
x2C. Consequently,nw
(x)=
0
foreahpointx2C.
Corollary6. Foreahinnitezero-dimensionalompatHausdorspaeX and
eah topologial spae Y ontainingtwonon-empty open sets with disjoint lo-
sures the funtion spae C
p
(X;Y) is meager. In partiular, the funtion spae
C
p (!
;2)ismeager.
AlsoTheorems 2and5imply
Corollary 7. Let:!!!beanite-to-onefuntionwith lim
n!1 j
1
(n)j=
1. EahinniteompatHausdorspaeX ontainsaninjetiveF-onvergent
sequeneforsome-meagerlterF on!.
Infat,theonditionlim
n!1 j
1
(n)j=1inCorollary7annotbeweakened.
LetusreallthataninnitesubsetAisalledapseudointersetion ofafamily
ofsets F if A
F forall F 2F whereA
F meansthat AnF isnite. If
asequene (x
n )
n2!
in a topologial spae F-onvergesto apoint x
1
for some
lter F with innite pseudointersetion A !, then the subsequene (x
k )
k 2A
onvergestox
1
in thestandardsense.
Lemma 8. Let I be a ountable set and C = S
i2I C
i
, where the sets C
i are
nonempty and mutually disjoint, and sup
i2I jC
i
j < !. If H is alter on C all
of whose elements interset all but nitely many C
i
's, then H has an innite
pseudointersetion.
Proof: Thepropositionwill beprovedbyindution onn=sup
i2I jC
i
j. Inase
n=1there is nothingto prove. Suppose thatit istrue forallk <nand letI,
fC
i
: i 2 Ig, H be as abovewith maxfjC
i
j : i 2 Ig= n. If for everyH 2 H
the set fi2 I : jC
i
\Hj <ng is nite, then C itself is a pseudointersetion of
H . So suppose that J = fi2 I : jC
i
\H
0
j < ng is innite for someH
0 2 H .
In this ase we may use our indutive hypothesis for J, fC
i
\H
0
: i 2 Jg,
G =H( S
i2J C
i
\H
0
), andn 1. Thus G hasan innitepseudointersetion,
andhenesodoesH .
Proposition 9. If F is a-meager lter on! for somesurjetivefuntion :
! ! ! with lim
n!1 j
1
(n)j<1, then anysequene (x
n )
n2!
in atopologial
spaeX that F-onvergesto apoint x
1
2 X ontains asubsequene(x
n
k )
k 2!
thatonvergesto x
1 .
Proof: Choose an innite set I ! suh that sup
i2I j
1
(i)j < !. Let C
i
=
1
(i) for everyi 2 I, C = S
i2I C
i
and H =fF \C :F 2 Fg. Aording to
Lemma8thereexists aninniteset DC suhthat D
H foreveryH 2H .
Thenthesubsequene(x
i )
i2D
onvergestox
1
.
Nowletus omparetwofats:
(1) theompat Hausdorspae ! ontainsnoinjetiveFr-onvergentse-
quenes;
(2) eah inniteompatHausdor spaeX ontainsaninjetiveF-onver-
ThesetwofatssuggestaproblemofndingtheborderlinebetweenltersF that
admit an injetiveF-onvergentsequene in ! and lters that admit nosuh
sequenes. Wehopethatthisborderlinepassesnearanalytilters. Letusreall
thedenitionsofsomepropertiesoflters.
A lter F is analyti (resp. an F
-lter, F
Æ
-lter) if F is an analyti sub-
set (resp.F
-subset, F
Æ
-subset) ofthe power-set P(!)=2
!
endowed withthe
naturalompatmetrizabletopology.
A lter F is measurable (resp. null) if is it measurable (resp. has measure
zero)withrespetto theHaarmeasure ontheCantorube2
!
onsideredasthe
ountableprodutof2-elementgroups.Itiswell-knownthatalterismeasurable
ifandonlyifitisnull. Therelationsbetweenmeagerandnullltersarenottrivial
andwereinvestigatedin[18℄and[2℄. Sineeahanalytilterismeagerandnull,
wegetthefollowinghainofpropertiesoflters:
F
) analyti ) meager&null:
Wearegoing to showthat somemeagerandnulllterF admitsan injetive
F-onvergentsequene in ! while no F
-ler F admits suh a sequene. The
latterfatholdsmoregenerallyforanalytiP +
-lters.
AlterFon!isalledaP-lter(resp.aP +
-lter)ifeahountablesubfamily
CF hasapseudointersetionAthatbelongstoF (resp.to F +
). Here
F +
=fA!:8F 2FA\F 6=;g
oinideswiththeunionofallltersthatontainF. ItislearthateahP-lter
isaP +
-lter. Inpartiular,theFrehetlterF isbothaP-lterandP +
-lter.
ForalterF on! by(F)wedenoteitsharater. Itisequaltothesmallest
ardinalityjBjofthe baseB F thatgenerates F in thesense that F =fF
!:9B2B B Fg. Itiswell-knownthattheharaterofeahfreeultralteron
!isunountable.Theunountableardinalu=minf(U):U 2!n!gisalled
the ultralter number, see [3℄, [20℄. The dominating number d is the smallest
ardinalityjDjofaonal subsetD in thepartiallyorderedset (!
!
;),see[3℄,
[20℄. ByKetonen'sTheorem[10℄, eah lter F on ! with harater(F)<d is
aP +
-lter.
NowweanestablishsomepropertiesofltersFadmittinginjetiveF-onver-
gentsequenesin !.
Theorem10. AssumethatalterFadmitsaninjetiveF-onvergentsequene
(x
n )
n2!
in !.
(1) If F is aP +
-lter,then forsomesetA 2F +
thelterFjA=fF\A:
F 2FgonAisanultralter.
(2) (F)minfd;ug;
(3) F isnotananalytiP +
-lter;
(4) F isnotanF -lter.
Proof: 1. Assume that F is a P -lter. Let x
1
be the F-limit of the F-
onvergentsequene(x
n )
n2!
in!. Sinethesequene(x
n
)isinjetive,thereis
m2! suhthatforeverynm x
n 6=x
1
andheneweanxaneighborhood
U
n ofx
1
whoselosuredoesnotontainthepointx
n
. Sinethesequene(x
k )F-
onvergestox
1
, foreverynmthesetF
n
=fk2!:x
k 2U
n
gbelongstothe
lterF. Sine F isaP +
-lter, thesequene(F
n )
nm
hasapseudointersetion
A2F +
. ItfollowsfromthehoieoftheneighborhoodsU
n
thatthesetfx
n g
n2A
isdisretein!andthesequene(x
n )
n2A
isFjA-onvergenttox
1
. ByRudin's
Theorem [16℄, the map f : A ! !, f : n 7! x
n
, has injetive Stone-
Ceh
extensionf :A!!,whihimpliesthatthelterFjAisanultralter.
2. If (F)< min fd;ug, then (F) <d and by the Ketonen's Theorem [10℄
F isaP +
-lter. Bythe preeding statement, FjA is anultralter for someset
A2F +
. Consequently,
u(FjA)(F)<u
andthisisadesiredontradition.
3. IfF isananalytiP +
-lter,thenbytherststatement,FjAisanultralter
forsome subsetA 2F +
. On theother hand,the lterFjA is analyti being a
ontinuousimageoftheanalytilterF. So,FjA annotbeanultralter.
4. Assume that F isanF
-lter. Inorderto apply thepreedingstatement,
itsuÆestoshowthatF isaP +
-lter. Thisisdoneinthefollowinglemma.
Lemma11. EahF
-lterF on!is aP +
-lter.
Proof: Aording to a result of Mazur [12℄ (see also [17℄), for the F
-lter F
thereexists alowersemi-ontinuoussubmeasureonP(!)suh thatF =fA
!:(!nA)<1g. SineF6=P(!),(!)=1andthesubadditivityofimplies
that(F)=1forallF 2F. Itfollowsfrom F=fA!:(!nA)<1g that
aset A! belongsto F +
ifandonlyif(A)=1.
Toshowthat F isaP +
-lter,x any dereasingsequene ofsets (A
k )
k 2!
in
F. Let n
0
= 0 and by indution onstrut an inreasing sequene of positive
integers(n
k )
k 2!
suh that([n
k
;n
k +1 )\A
k
)>k foreveryk2!. Thentheset
A= S
k 2!
[n
k
;n
k +1 )\A
k
isapseudointersetion of(A
k )
k 2!
and belongs tothe
familyF +
as(A)=1.
Let us remark that Lemma 11annot be generalizedto F
Æ
-lters. The fol-
lowingexamplewassuggestedto theauthorsbyJonathanVerner.
Example12. Thelter
FrFr=
A!!:
n2!:fm2!:(n;m)2Ag2Fr 2Fr
on!! isanF
Æ
butnotP +
.
Lookingat Theorem10,itisnaturaltoask thefollowing
Question 13. Does ! ontain an injetive F-onvergent sequene for some
Ontheotherhand,wehavethefollowingfat:
Theorem 14. Eah innite ompat Hausdor spae X ontains an injetive
F-onvergentsequeneforsomemeagerandnulllterF.
Proof: Chooseanynite-to-onefuntion :!!! suhthat
lim
n!1 j
1
(n)j=1 and Y
n2!
(1 2 j
1
(n)j
)=0:
ByCorollary7,anyinniteompatHausdorspaeX ontainsaninjetiveF-
onvergentsequenefor some-meagerlterF. It islearthat F ismeager. It
remainsto hekthat F is null. Thelter F, being-meager, liesin theunion
S
n2!
F
n
whereF
n
=fA!:8knA\ 1
(k)6=;g. ItsuÆestoprovethat
eah set F
n
hasHaar measure zero. Observe that the set F
n
an be identied
withtheprodut Q
k n (P('
1
(k))nf;g),whihhasHaarmeasure
Y
k n 2
j' 1
(k )j
1
2 j'
1
(k )j
= Y
k n (1 2
j' 1
(k )j
)=0:
Remark 15. After writing this paper the authors learned from V. Tkahuk
that the meager property of the funtion spae C
p (!
;2) was also established
byE.G.PytkeevinhisDissertation[15,3.24℄. Gameharaterizationsoftopolo-
gialspaesX withBairefuntionspaeC
p
(X;R) weregivenin[9℄,[19℄and[14℄.
Aknowledgments. TheauthorswouldliketoexpresstheirthankstoAlanDow
andJonathanVernerforverystimulatingdisussionsandtoVladimirTkahukfor
theinformationaboutPytkeev'sresultsontheBaireategoryoffuntionspaes.
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T.Banakh:
IvanFranko NationalUniversityofLviv,Universytetska1,Lviv79000,
Ukraine
and
UniwersytetHumanistyzno-PrzyrodnizyJanaKohanowskiego, Kiele,
Poland
E-mail: tbanakhyahoo.om
URL:http://www.franko.lviv.ua/fa ult y/me hmat /Depa rtme nts/
Topology/banv.html
V.Mykhaylyuk:
DepartmentofMathematis,YuriyFedkovyhChernivtsi NationalUniver-
sity,Kotsjubynskogostr. 2,Chernivtsi58012,Ukraine
E-mail: vmykhaylyukukr.net
L.Zdomskyy:
Kurt G
odel Researh Center for Mathematial Logi, University of Vi-
enna, W
ahringer Strae25,A-1090Wien,Austria
E-mail: lzdomskylogi.univie.a.at
URL:http://www.logi.univie.a.a t/~l zdoms ky/
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