Relative versions of star-Menger property

Abstract Motivated by Bonanzinga and Maesano (2022), we introduce and study the new relative versions of star-Menger property related to some properties studied lately by Kočinac et al. (2022) and Bonanzinga et al. (2023). In this paper, we provide some examples to understand their relationships with other relativizations of star selection principles. Further, we investigate the behaviour of these spaces under various mappings.

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Mathematica Slovaca
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/ms-2024-0073
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Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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Relative versions of star-Menger property

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Abstract

Abstract Motivated by Bonanzinga and Maesano (2022), we introduce and study the new relative versions of star-Menger property related to some properties studied lately by Kočinac et al. (2022) and Bonanzinga et al. (2023). In this paper, we provide some examples to understand their relationships with other relativizations of star selection principles. Further, we investigate the behaviour of these spaces under various mappings.

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