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ON EPI-REFLECTIVE HULLS by S. P. Franklin Report 70-23 University Libraries Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh PA 15213-3890 HUNT UBMW CARNE6IE-MEU0N UNIVERSITY

ON EPI-REFLECTIVE HULLS by S. P. Franklin Let G be a class of Tychonoff spaces which is inversely (2) preserved under perfect maps. Let T2(G) be the epi-reflective hull of G in the category T2 of Hausdorff spaces ( [H_],p.121), i.e., the full subcategory of T2 whose objects (4) are the G-compact spaces* ( [E-M], [Bl], fjyu], [H ]). THEOREM. X is an object of T2(G) iff there.is a. family of subsets of gx, each belonging to G, whose intersection is X. This characterizes the epi-reflective hull of very many classes of Tychonoff spaces, for example, those defined by any of the following properties: countable compactness, local compactness, g-compactness, paracompactness, countable paracompactness, metacompactness, strong-paracompactness (fh-ij), isocompactness (fbaj). The Lindelof spaces ([H-I]), the topologically complete spaces ([F ]), and the M-spaces' and M*-spaces of Morita (fm J) also form suitable classes. The theorem also yields an analogous characterization of the reflection ax of a Tychonoff space X in T2(G) as follows.

2. COROLLARY. ax jls the intersection of all subsets of 0X containing X and belonging to G. (The requirement that X be a Tychonoff space is simplifying but not necessary. For any Hausdorff space X substitute ' p(ax), where ax is the reflection of X in the category of 4 Tychonoff spaces ( [H ]), for 3X and the Corollary remains 4& true). The proof of the Theorem is a modification of an argument due to Frolik ( [F ] Theorem 2.1). 1 To say that (1) G J^s inversely preserved under perfect maps means that whenever f:x > Y is perfect and Y e G, then X e G also. (1) implies that (2) G JLS closed hereditary. Indeed, the inclusion map on a closed subspace is perfect. (1) also implies that (3) The product of a. space in G and a^ compact space is again _in G. This follows since the projection.x x K > X is perfect whenever K is compact. If G contains a non-empty space, (3) implies that it must contain every compact space, as do all the classes mentioned above.

3. (2) and (3) also imply (1) if G is replete^. Indeed, the map 6:X } px x Y induced by e :X > px and f is an embedding. Since f is perfect, 6(X) = G(Pf) fl (PX x Y), where G(Pf), the graph of Pf, is closed in px x py. Hence X is homeomorphic to a closed subspace of a member of G, and hence is in G. If X = fla a where each A PX and each A e G, then X is homeomorphic to the diagonal (a closed subspace, by Hausdorffness) of IlA. Thus the sufficiency of the condition is easy. Conversely, suppose that X is a closed subspace of IIA (a < A), with each A e G. For each a < A, let B = A x Ilf PA Y a} By (3), each B e G. But X c IlA c B. o c a y o o ~ ~ a ~ a Hence let C = cl X for each a < A. By (2) each C e G. a Applying p to the inclusion map i :X > C yields a perfect map pi : px ) PC. Let D = (Pi )" (C ). Since the restriction vx LL (JL \Ju CX of a perfect map to a full inverse image is again perfect, it follows from (1) that each D e G. Thus we have the desired family [D }. of G-subspaces of px, each containing X. It remains to show that their intersection is precisely X. Let A and A f be the diagonals of (Ilf PA la < A}) and oc X respectively. Since X is closed in IlA,A'= A H life la < A}. CX CX (It is clear that A! c A D nc. If p e A D lie = A n II cl X, a a B a

4. then for each a < A, v (p) e B. Since p is a constant function, it follows that for each a, ir (p) e IIA <= B. But also ' a ^ a a 7r (p) C. Therefore 7T (p) e IIA D cl X. Since X is closed CX CC OC & B in UA, ir (p) e X and p e A' ) Since A is closed in (IlgA ), CX xjl CX A r is closed in lie. This is the crucial fact needed to com- CX plete the proof. Let D = (1{D (a < A}. For each a < A, let <p :D» C be QC CC CC the restriction of the map pi : px > gc, and let <p:d > IIC CX CC CC be their product. <p\x is a homeomorphi sm of X onto A 1 nc. CX Now A' is dense in <p(d), since X is dense in D. But A 1 is closed, and hence A 1 = <P(D). But <p(d \X) c IIC \ (p(x) ( fg- J],p. 92). CC Therefore D\ X = 0 and the proof of the Theorem is complete. a For the proof of the Corollary, note that 3X = 3(aX), since maps from X to a compact space (necessarily in G) can be extended in two steps to 3(aX). Thus by the Theorem, ax is the intersection of some such family. If A is any G-subset of px containing X, the inclusion map X ^ A factors through the inclusion map X > ax, via another inclusion map, since A and ax are both subsets of 3X. This proves the Corollary.

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6. FOOTNOTES (1) i.e., completely regular T spaces. All classes of spaces will be assumed to be Tychonoff spaces. (2) A perfect map is a closed continuous function such that the inverse image of each point is compact. See (1) in the text for inverse preservation. (3) The epi-reflective subcategories of T2 form a complete lattice. The epi-reflective hull of a class of Hausdorff spaces is the smallest epi-reflective subcategory containing it. (4) If G is a class of spaces, the G-compact spaces are just those homeomorphic to a closed subspace of some product of spaces from G. (5) The author is endebted to H. Herrlich for this observation.

subject Classif ioations!, S4D20, 54D30, 54D45 ; Key Words and epi-reflective hull 3X, perfect maps v E - com Pact spaces,