On P-spaces and related concepts
Abstract
The concept of the strong Pytkeev property, recently introduced by Tsaban and Zdomskyy in [32], was successfully applied to the study of the space Cc(X) of all continuous real-valued functions with the compact-open topology on some classes of topological spaces X including Cech-complete Lindel\"of spaces. Being motivated also by several results providing various concepts of networks we introduce the class of P-spaces strictly included in the class of -spaces. This class of generalized metric spaces is closed under taking subspaces, topological sums and countable products and any space from this class has countable tightness. Every P-space X has the strong Pytkeev property. The main result of the present paper states that if X is an 0-space and Y is a P-space, then the function space Cc(X,Y) has the strong Pytkeev property. This implies that for a separable metrizable space X and a metrizable topological group G the space Cc(X,G) is metrizable if and only if it is Fr\'echet-Urysohn. We show that a locally precompact group G is a P-space if and only if G is metrizable.
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