Embeddability on functions: order and chaos

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Auteurs principaux: Carroy, Raphaël, Pequignot, Yann, Vidnyánszky, Zoltán
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author Carroy, Raphaël
Pequignot, Yann
Vidnyánszky, Zoltán
author_facet Carroy, Raphaël
Pequignot, Yann
Vidnyánszky, Zoltán
contents We study the quasi-order of topological embeddability on definable functions between Polish zero-dimensional spaces. We first study the descriptive complexity of this quasi-order restricted to the space of continuous functions. Our main result is the following dichotomy: the embeddability quasi-order restricted to continuous functions from a given compact space to another is either an analytic complete quasi-order or a well-quasi-order. We then turn to the existence of maximal elements with respect to embeddability in a given Baire class. It is proved that the class of continuous functions is the only Baire class to admit a maximal element. We prove that no Baire class admits a maximal element, except for the class of continuous functions which admits a maximum element.
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spellingShingle Embeddability on functions: order and chaos
Carroy, Raphaël
Pequignot, Yann
Vidnyánszky, Zoltán
Logic
Primary: 03E15, 26A21, 54C05, 54C25, Secondary: 06A07
We study the quasi-order of topological embeddability on definable functions between Polish zero-dimensional spaces. We first study the descriptive complexity of this quasi-order restricted to the space of continuous functions. Our main result is the following dichotomy: the embeddability quasi-order restricted to continuous functions from a given compact space to another is either an analytic complete quasi-order or a well-quasi-order. We then turn to the existence of maximal elements with respect to embeddability in a given Baire class. It is proved that the class of continuous functions is the only Baire class to admit a maximal element. We prove that no Baire class admits a maximal element, except for the class of continuous functions which admits a maximum element.
title Embeddability on functions: order and chaos
topic Logic
Primary: 03E15, 26A21, 54C05, 54C25, Secondary: 06A07
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.08341