Abstract
Let the maps $\Lambda $ and $\Omega $ be defined on $C(I,I)$ so that $ f\longmapsto \Lambda (f)=\cup _{x\in I}\omega (x,f)$ and $f\longmapsto \Omega (f)=\{\omega (x,f):x\in I\}.$ We characterize those functions at which $\Lambda $ is continuous, as well as those functions at which $\Omega $ is continuous when its domain is restricted to those elements of $C(I,I)$ possessing zero topological entropy.
Citation
T. H. Steele. "Continuity Structure of f→∪x∈Iω(x,f) and f→{ω,f:x∈I}." Real Anal. Exchange 25 (1) 421 - 428, 1999/2000.
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