Z. Li characterized spaces with a weak-development consisting of point-countable sfp-covers by pseudo-sequence-covering, quotient, and π-s-image of metric spaces. In this paper, we omit ”pseudo-sequence-covering” in the above result, and prove that a space has a weak-development consisting of point-countable sfp-covers iff it is a quotient, and π-s-image of a metric space.

In this brief note, we prove that every space is a sequence-covering image of a topological sum of convergent sequences. As the application of this result, sequence-covering images of locally compact metric spaces (or, locally separable metric spaces, metric spaces) and sequentially-quotient images of a locally compact metric spaces (or, locally separable metric spaces, metric spaces) are equiv...

This paper illustrates and extends an efficient framework, called the square-root-elastic (SRE) framework, for studying shapes of closed curves, that was first introduced in [2]. This framework combines the strengths of two important ideas - elastic shape metric and path-straightening methods - for finding geodesics in shape spaces of curves. The elastic metric allows for optimal matching of fe...

‎By substituting the usual notion of open sets in a topological space $X$ with a suitable collection of maps from $X$ to a frame $L$, we introduce the notion of L-topological spaces. Then, we proceed to study the classical notions and properties of usual topological spaces to the newly defined mathematical notion. Our emphasis would be concentrated on the well understood classical connectedness...

We characterize sequence-covering (resp., 1-sequence-covering, 2-sequence-covering) mssc-images of locally separable metric spaces by means of σ-locally finite cs-networks (resp., sn-networks, so-networks) consisting of א0-spaces (resp., sn-second countable spaces, so-second countable spaces). As the applications, we get characterizations of certain sequence-covering, quotient mssc-images of lo...

Given a countable Borel equivalence relation E and group G, we study the problem of when action G on X/E can be lifted to X.