1997
DOI: 10.1070/sm1997v188n07abeh000241
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Topology of spaces of probability measures

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“…Then the map P * c (p D(n) ) • T : R A → P * c (X(D(n))) depends on countable many coordinates (see, for example [27]). This means that there exists a countable set D(n + 1) satisfying (5). We can assume that D(n + 1) contains D(n), which completes the induction.…”
Section: Claim 3 For Every Countable Set B ⊂ a There Exists A Countamentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Then the map P * c (p D(n) ) • T : R A → P * c (X(D(n))) depends on countable many coordinates (see, for example [27]). This means that there exists a countable set D(n + 1) satisfying (5). We can assume that D(n + 1) contains D(n), which completes the induction.…”
Section: Claim 3 For Every Countable Set B ⊂ a There Exists A Countamentioning
confidence: 90%
“…A possible way would be to show that K(R d ) is a G δset in M + (R d ) and then to apply the Alexandrow-Hausdorff theorem. It was shown in [4] that all probability measures from K(R d ) constitute an F σ,δ -set in M + (R d ), which still does not solve the metrization problem.…”
Section: Gamma Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remark. Analogous functor as in Theorem 5.5 can be built using the functor P studied by Banakh [2,3] and Banakh and Radul [5]. (For a metrizable space X, P (X) is the space of all Borel probabilistic measures supported on σ-compact subsets of X and for a map f : X → Y and µ ∈ P (X), P (f )(µ) is the transport of µ under f .)…”
Section: Note That M µ (F ) Is Continuous and Thatmentioning
confidence: 99%