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Let be a continuous surjection which is both open and proper and let be continuous function. Define a function so that is the maximum value that takes when restricted to the fibre . Then (at least under the assumption of a mild separation axiom) the map is continuous.
Has anyone heard of this result before and/or does anyone find this result obvious? Alternatively, do you know a resource that might mention this result. It is not in Fibrewise Topology by James and I haven't managed to find anything online.
I care because I am using this as an easy example of a consequence of the constructive extreme value theorem applied to a sheaf topos and it would be nice if the result was not dead obvious to someone with any experience in fibrewise topology and/or if it had an application somewhere.
It reminds me of the stuff in Roald Koudenburg's paper A categorical approach to the maximum theorem. The result that Roald is talking about he refers to as "Berge's maximum theorem". I don't know if that's helpful.
Ah. That does seem relevant! Thanks!
Simon Willerton said:
It reminds me of the stuff in Roald Koudenburg's paper A categorical approach to the maximum theorem. The result that Roald is talking about he refers to as "Berge's maximum theorem". I don't know if that's helpful.
Nice reference!