Titlebook: Handbook of the History of General Topology; C. E. Aull,R. Lowen Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Compactification

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Hausdorff Compactifications: A Retrospective,ological spaces. Today it seems that topology of the early 20th century was a virtual battleground of competing ideas, with various notions vying for attention. To quote Engelking [1989], pp. 132–133 on the topic of compactness:

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A History of Results on Orderability and Suborderability,Many excellent results (such as most of D.J. Lutzer’s work and the influence of the Souslin conjecture) which only give properties of these spaces are not covered. However, at the end of this article historical references are given for the more general theory of ordered spaces including set-theoretical developments.

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S. D. ShoreThe strain-based, the stress-based and the fracture mechanics approaches constitute three complementary but comprehensive methods to face fatigue lifetime prediction of mechanical and structural elements. Depending on the specific problem being solved one of them is selected:

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,R.H. Bing’s Human and Mathematical Vitality,Two of Bing’s mathematical colleagues, Armentrout and Burgess, independently told us versions of this memorable evening. Those of us who knew Bing well avoided raising mathematical questions when he was driving.

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,The Flowering of General Topology in Japan — Correction,Theorem 7.5(1) of J. Nagata, . (vol. 1 of this Handbook) is erroneous. Actually K. Nagami [1969c] proved the theorem in the case that . was a paracompact .-space. Recently the theorem has been proved for a Σ-space . by K. Yamazaki.

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