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Inverse problems of the theory of separately continuous mappings

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The present paper investigates the problem of constructing a separately continuous function defined on the product of two topological spaces that possesses a specified set of points of discontinuity and the related special problem of constructing a pointwise convergent sequence of continuous functions that possesses a specified set of points of nonuniform convergence and set of points of discontinuity of a limit function. In the metrizable case the former problem is solved for separable Fσ-sets whose projections onto every cofactor is of the first category. The second problem is solved for a pair of embedded Fσ.

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Translated from Ukrayins'kyy Matematychnyy Zhurnal, Vol. 44, No. 9, pp. 1209–1220, September, 1992.

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Maslyuchenko, V.K., Mykhaylyuk, V.V. & Sobchuk, O.V. Inverse problems of the theory of separately continuous mappings. Ukr Math J 44, 1108–1116 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01058371

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