Categorical properties on the hyperspace of nontrivial convergent sequences

Abstract

In this paper, we shall study categorial properties of the hyperspace of all nontrivial convergent sequences Sc(X) of a Fre\'ech-Urysohn space X, this hyperspace is equipped with the Vietoris topology. We mainly prove that Sc(X) is meager whenever X is a crowded space, as a corollary we obtain that if Sc(X) is Baire, the X has a dense subset of isolated points. As an interesting example Sc(ω1) has the Baire property, where ω1 carries the order topology (this answers a question from sal-yas). We can give more examples like this one by proving that the Alexandroff duplicated A(Z) of a space Z satisfies that Sc(A(Z)) has the Baire property, whenever Z is a -product of completely metrizable spaces and Z is crowded. Also we show that if Sc(X) is pseudocompact, then X has a relatively countably compact dense subset of isolated points, every finite power of X is pseudocompact, and every Gδ-point in X must be isolated. We also establish several topological properties of the hyperspace of nontrivial convergent sequences of countable Fre\'ech-Urysohn spaces with only one non-isolated point.

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