The topological space of X-continuous maps #
Let X i be a family of topological spaces. Let Z and T be topological spaces.
In this file, we endow the type ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Z T of
X-continuous maps Z → T with the coarsest topology which makes
the precomposition maps ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Z T → C(X i, T)
continuous for any continuous map X i → Z, where C(X i, T)
is endowed with the compact-open topology.
If we assume that the spaces X i are locally compact and that the products
X i × X j are X-generated, we obtain that the curryfication of maps induces
a bijection between the type of X-continuous maps Y × Z → T and the type of
X-continuous maps Z → ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Y T for all
topological spaces Y, Z and T.
References #
Given a continuous map f : X i → Z, this is the map
ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Z T → C(X i, T) given by the precomposition with f.
This is used in order to define a topology on ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Z T.
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The bijection between the type of X-continuous maps Y × Z → T and the type of
X-continuous maps Z → ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Y T.
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The evaluation Y × ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Y Z → Z as a X-continuous map.
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Given a X-continuous map p : Z → T, this is the postcomposition with p
ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Y Z → ContinuousMapGeneratedBy X Y T
as a X-continuous map.