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تسجيل مستخدم جديدRational Extensions of C(X) via Hausdorff Continuous Functions
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Roumen Anguelov
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The ring operations and the metric on $C(X)$ are extended to the set $mathbb{H}_{nf}(X)$ of all nearly finite Hausdorff continuous interval valued functions and it is shown that $mathbb{H}_{nf}(X)$ is both rationally and topologically complete. Hence, the rings of quotients of $C(X)$ as well as their metric completions are represented as rings of Hausdorff continuous functions.
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