Compactification of a map which is mapped to itself
A. Iwanik, L. Janos, F. A. Smith
Abstract
We prove that if T: X X is a selfmap of a set X such that \TnX: n∈ N\ is a one-point set, then the set X can be endowed with a compact Hausdorff topology so that T is continuous.
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