Continuity of the Jones' set function T\mathcal{T}

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Abstract

Given a continuum XX, for each A⊆XA\subseteq X, the Jones' set function T\mathcal{T} is defined by T(A)={x∈X:for each subcontinuum K such that x∈Int(K), then K∩A≠∅}.\mathcal{T}(A)=\{x\in X : \text{for each subcontinuum }K\text{ such that }x\in \textrm{Int}(K), \text{ then }K\cap A\neq\emptyset\}. We show that D={T({x}):x∈X}\mathcal{D}=\{\mathcal{T}(\{x\}):x\in X\} is decomposition of XX when T\mathcal{T} is continuous. We present a characterization of the continuity of T\mathcal{T} and answer several open questions posed by D. Bellamy.

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