Volterra versus Baire spaces?
A topological space X is called Volterra if for each pair of real-valued functions f,g: X → R such that C(f) and C(g) are dense, C(f)∩C(g) is also dense, where C(f) and C(g) are sets of points of continuity of f and g respectively. It is clear that every Baire space is Volterra. There are many Volte...
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AUT University,
2012-03-28T23:44:50Z.
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