Abstract:ABSTRACT. This paper presents some aspects of homeomorphism theory in the setting of (fibre) bundles modeled on separable Hilbert manifolds and generalizes results previously established.The main result gives a characterization of subsets of infinite deficiency in a bundle by means of their restriction to the fibres, from which we are able to prove theorems of the following types: (a) mapping replacement, (b) separation of sets, (c) negligibility of subsets, and (d) extending homeomorphisms.
“…In this paper we extend the results on infinite-dimensional separable .) In a later paper the author and Chapman [19] are able to use results of this paper to extend all the results to bundles modeled on s-manifolds, and in a certain appropriate manner, to bundles modeled on Q-manifolds [20], A main result of this paper is the following characterization of projective Z-sets which then serve as an essential tool to obtain other results. We first need several conventions.…”
“…In this paper we extend the results on infinite-dimensional separable .) In a later paper the author and Chapman [19] are able to use results of this paper to extend all the results to bundles modeled on s-manifolds, and in a certain appropriate manner, to bundles modeled on Q-manifolds [20], A main result of this paper is the following characterization of projective Z-sets which then serve as an essential tool to obtain other results. We first need several conventions.…”
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