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Boundedness in a Quasi-Uniform Space

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 November 2018

M. G. Murdeshwar
Affiliation:
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
K. K. Theckedath
Affiliation:
Wilson College, Bombay 7wb, India
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Although a nontopological concept, boundedness seems to be of considerable importance in a topological space. 'There are many topological problems in which it is essential to be able to make this distinction' (between bounded and unbounded sets) [1]. Boundedness and in particular boundedness-preserving' uniform spaces appear to have applications to topological dynamics [4].

In spite of this importance, there have been only isolated attempts at developing the concept. Alexander [1] and Hu [7] tried the axiomatic approach. Hu, for example, calls a nonempty family of sets a boundedness if is hereditary and closed under finite union.

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