Continuous extension of functions from countable sets
Abstract
We give a characterization of countable discrete subspace A of a topological space X such that there exists a (linear) continuous mapping :Cp*(A) Cp(X) with (y)|A=y for every y∈ Cp*(A). Using this characterization we answer two questions of A.~Arhangel'skii. Moreover, we introduce the notion of well-covered subset of a topological space and prove that for well-covered functionally closed subset A of a topological space X there exists a linear continuous mapping :Cp(A) Cp(X) with (y)|A=y for every y∈ Cp(A).
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