Abstract

We generalize three classical selection principles (Arzela–Ascoli theorem, Mazurkiewicz’s theorem and Helly’s theorem) on the ideal convergence. In particular, we show that for every analytic P-ideal I with the BW property (and every Fσ ideal I) the following selection theorems hold: •If 〈fn〉n is a sequence of uniformly bounded equicontinuous functions on [0,1] then there exists A∉I such that 〈fn〉n∈A is uniformly convergent;•if 〈fn〉n is a sequence of uniformly bounded continuous functions then there exists a perfect set P and a set A∉I such that 〈fn↾P〉n∈A is pointwise convergent;•if 〈fn〉n is a sequence of uniformly bounded monotone functions then there exists a set A∉I such that 〈fn〉n∈A is pointwise convergent.

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