Fell-continuous selections and topologically well-orderable spaces II
Valentin Gutev
Abstract
The present paper improves a result of V. Gutev and T. Nogura (1999) showing that a space X is topologically well-orderable if and only if there exists a selection for F2(X) which is continuous with respect to the Fell topology on F2(X). In particular, this implies that F(X) has a Fell-continuous selection if and only if F2(X) has a Fell-continuous selection.
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