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Publications and source records attributed to Maximilian Ganster.
The aim of this paper is introduce and initiate the study of extremally $T_1$-spaces, i.e., the spaces where all hereditarily compact $C_2$-subspaces are closed. A $C_2$-space is a space whose nowhere dense sets are finite.
A topological space $(X,τ)$ is called a locally LC-space if every point of $X$ has a neighborhood $U$ such that every Lindelöf subset of $(U,τ|U)$ is a closed subset of $(U,τ|U)$. The aim of this paper is to continue the study of locally LC-spaces.
The aim of this paper is to continue the study of sg-compact spaces. The class of sg-compact spaces is a proper subclass of the class of hereditarily compact spaces. In our paper we shall consider sg-compactness in product spaces. Our main result says that if a product space is sg-compact, then either all factor spaces are finite, or exactly one factor space is infinite and sg-compact and the remaining ones are finite and locally indiscrete.
The aim of this note is to show that every subset of a given topological space is the intersection of a preopen and a preclosed set, therefore $β$-locally closed, and that every topological space is $β$-submaximal.
The aim of this paper is to show that every scattered subset of a dense-in-itself semi-$T_D$-space is nowhere dense. We are thus able to answer a recent question of Coleman in the affirmative. In terms of Digital Topology, we prove that in semi-$T_D$-spaces with no open screen, trace spaces have no consolidations.
In this paper we will continue the study of p-closed spaces. This class of spaces is strictly placed between the class of strongly compact spaces and the class of quasi-H-closed spaces. We will provide new characterizations of p-closed spaces and investigate their relationships with some other classes of topological spaces.
The aim of this paper is to continue the study of sg-compact spaces, a topological notion much stronger than hereditary compactness. We investigate the relations between sg-compact and $C_2$-spaces and the interrelations to hereditarily sg-closed sets.