CARTESIAN CLOSEDNESS, EXPONENTIALITY, AND FINAL HULLS IN PSEUDOTOPOLOGICAL SPACES

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CARTESIAN CLOSEDNESS, EXPONENTIALITY, AND FINAL HULLS IN PSEUDOTOPOLOGICAL SPACES

Published in: Quaestiones Mathematicae
Volume 5 , issue 3 , 1982 , pages: 289–304
DOI: 10.1080/16073606.1982.9632270
Author(s): Friedhelm Schwarz Institut für Mathematik, Federal Republic of Germany
Keywords: 54C35 , 18D15

Abstract

We show that each non-trivial epireflective subcategory of the topological or pretopological spaces fails to be cartesian closed. Motivated by this “negative” result, we consider the supercategory of pseudotopological spaces and obtain: An epireflective subcategory of the pseudotopological spaces which contains a finite non-indiscrete space is cartesian closed iff it is closed with respect to powers in the pseudotopological spaces. Here the density property that every pseudotopological space is a final epi-sink of free ultraspaces is essential.

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